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WHAT IS HEARING LOSS?

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In normal hearing, sound waves travel into the ear and cause the eardrum to vibrate. The vibration helps trigger nerves that send sound information to the brain. The brain then translates these waves into sound that a person can interprets and understand.

Hearing loss occurs when there are problems in the structural part of the ear, the nerves within the ear, or the section of the brain that controls hearing. There are three primary types of hearing loss:

The Warren Center offers a range of therapy services for children with audio impairment. These may include speech therapists, individual specialists, and support groups. For more information, contact us.



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