Clear Sight and Sound
5477 RR #5, Hwy #6 North N1H 6J2 Guelph, ON, Canada

What an amazing story ! Great masks and look for them soon on www.clearsightsndsound.ca

Such an amazing story, well done to the Veinot Family!! #shareyoursmile

Face masks can create communication challenges for those with hearing loss - from muffled speech, inability to read and see facial expressions, to privacy conce...rns. Experts in hearing care, including our head of audiology, Rex Banks, share some useful strategies and tools that can improve communication during these challenging times. https://bit.ly/2Tdv9Sz See more

Pivoting efforts during COVID-19, Hall Telecommunications is proud to support local businesses and local manufacturers of PPE to help protect your physical health and our country's financial health. Masks, Growns, Face Shields Disposable coveralls & shoe coverings are now available through our website http://www.clearsightandsound.ca/CSS.ae/,,301:NALLPPE

ASL: https://youtu.be/jYIFoRgckDg TELUS was kind enough to provide us with some smart phones to help keep members of our community connected during this difficu...lt time. We still have some phones available! If you or someone you know needs a phone to stay connected, please let us know. Contact us at [email protected] #StayStrongStayConnected #MakingWavesBC See more

Communicating with a mask on can create barries for the deaf and hard of hearing community.....Introducing the first fully transparent face mask from Clear Mask - Health Canada Approved, Level 1, Anti-fog. Check out our website for more details www.clearsightandsound.ca stock arriving very soon!

Have a loved one with Dementia or other memory issues, take a look at Geemarc's best seller. This large display clock shows the time, day, date, month and year in a non-abbreviated format. http://www.clearsightandsound.ca/CS/14132,51192,301:PVISO10

Do you hear ringing or buzzing when there is no external sound around? Join in and learn more about what on average 1 in 10 Adults experience....

You asked and we took action! CHS is hosting an Employment Insurance (EI) and Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) webinar in ASL to share important informa...tion with you about how and when to apply for these programs, as well as eligibility and changes to the programs. Join us on Friday, May 8 at 10am. Register here -> https://bit.ly/2YLH4eB See more

Misconceptions Misconceptions of D/deafness and hearing loss are often caused by lack of awareness and understanding of the topic. By raising positive D/d...eaf awareness, sharing our experiences and educating others, we can work together to reduce negative stigma surrounding D/deafness, erase myths and misconceptions and make the world a more D/deaf friendly place Common misconceptions of D/deafness are... ‘D/deaf people can’t hear anything’ ‘D/deaf people can’t speak’ ‘All D/deaf people use sign language’ ‘Hearing technologies restore hearing’ ‘D/deafness only affects the older generation’ ‘D/deafness is hereditary’ Of course not! Every D/deaf person is different! There are many different levels of hearing loss ranging from mild to profound to complete loss, meaning we can all hear different things depending on the level of loss. Some have hearing loss in one ear, others in both ears. D/deaf people communicate in different ways from speech to sign language, other methods, or a mixture. British Sign Language (BSL) used by Deaf signers has a different grammatical structure to English. Some D/deaf people wear hearing technologies to help them hear, like hearing aids, cochlear implants, BAHAs and so on. These are assistive aids, they don’t magically restore or make you hearing again. Anyone can be D/deaf regardless of their age. Some are born with it, others lose it over time, through illness, noise induced or other reasons, some don’t know the cause. It’s not always hereditary. D/deafness is one of the most common disabilities, such a broad one, but the least understood. It’s just a part of who they are... it doesn’t define them! Remember, a little D/deaf awareness goes a long way to making the world a more accessible, inclusive and understanding place! #DeafAwarenessWeek www.instagram.com/p/B_0PhrVFK3Z/

Our leading audiologist, Rex Banks, shares some thoughts on how isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic is a major concern for the Deaf and hard of hearing community. Banks says, Stay healthy, stay safe and don’t forget to stay connected. Link to blog: https://bit.ly/3aSh03R

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For the DeafBlind, this era of social distancing provides an extra challenge of staying connected without touch. This article highlights the stories of several... DeafBlind individuals in the USA and how they are coping with COVID-19 related restrictions. https://abcnews.go.com//facing-coronavirus-deaf-bli/story See more

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