Clayton Park Audiology

08/07/2026

Is hearing loss just a normal part of aging?

Many people assume hearing loss is simply a part of getting older, but the answer isn't always that straightforward. Research suggests that chronic health conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and cardiovascular disease may also play an important role in hearing health.

Our latest blog explores the connection between aging, overall health, and hearing loss, along with practical steps you can take to protect your hearing.

📖 Read the full blog on our website and, if you're concerned about changes in your hearing, book a comprehensive hearing assessment with one of our registered audiologists.

☎️ (902) 405-0515
📧 [email protected]
💻 cpaudiology.ca

At Clayton Park Audiology, a very common question we hear in our clinic: “Is my hearing loss just because I’m getting older?” The honest answer is it’s complicated. While hearing does change with age, the extent and speed of that change is unclear, and for many people, chronic health conditi...

06/07/2026

Lyme disease is becoming increasingly common in Nova Scotia but many people are unaware that it may sometimes be associated with hearing loss and tinnitus.

Our latest blog explores the connection between Lyme disease and hearing health, what symptoms to watch for, and when it may be appropriate to seek an evaluation by an audiologist.

Introduction Lyme disease is becoming increasingly common in Nova Scotia. It is an infection caused by bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi, spread through the bite of infected black-legged ticks.¹ Most people know it for causing symptoms like tiredness, joint pain, and problems with the nervous sy...

06/05/2026

🎂 3 YEARS 🎂

Today marks 3 years of Clayton Park Audiology and Hearing Aid Centre, and we truly couldn’t have done it without the incredible support of our community. 💕

What started as a dream to provide compassionate, patient-centered hearing care has grown into something we are so proud of. Every appointment, every referral, every kind review, and every familiar face walking through our doors has helped shape who we are today.

To our patients, thank you for trusting us with your hearing health and allowing us to be part of your lives and journeys.

To our amazing team, thank you for your hard work, kindness, dedication, and the care you show every single day. You are the heart of this clinic, and we are so grateful for each of you.

Over the last 3 years, we’ve had the privilege of helping so many people reconnect with conversations, family moments, laughter, and the sounds they love most. That is something we never take for granted.

We are beyond excited for what the future holds and look forward to continuing to serve our Halifax and surrounding communities for many years to come. 🦻💕

Thank you for being part of our story.

06/05/2026

Ringing, buzzing, humming, or whooshing in the ears?👂 Tinnitus can be frustrating but many people don’t realize certain everyday factors can make it worse.

While there isn’t a universal cure, there are ways to help manage tinnitus and reduce how noticeable it feels.

Have questions about tinnitus? We’re always happy to help. 💛

05/26/2026

We’re so excited to welcome Aliya back to our front desk team for the summer! 🌸☀️😎

Aliya is currently completing her Bachelor of Science in Biology at Acadia University and hopes to pursue a career in healthcare. She’s excited to continue gaining firsthand experience in a clinical setting while supporting our patients and team this summer.

Be sure to say hello when you see her at the front desk! ☀️

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05/05/2026

We’re proud to be a locally owned clinic, built on relationships, trust, and care.
Thank you to our patients and families for your kind words and for trusting us with your hearing care. It means so much to our entire team. 💛 👂

04/29/2026

Today is International Noise Awareness Day, a reminder that loud environments can have lasting effects on our hearing. In fact, noise-related hearing loss is the most common workplace injury in Canada.

Hearing damage caused by noise is often described using the four “P’s”:

🎧 Progressive
🎧 Painless
🎧 Permanent
🎧 Preventable

The most important one? Preventable.

For more than 30 years, HSNS’ Industrial & Community Audiology program has helped workplaces across Nova Scotia protect employees’ hearing through practical strategies and hearing protection solutions.

If you manage a construction site, sports venue, airport tarmac, or other loud environment, support is available.

To learn more about hearing protection for your workplace, reach out to Paul Kempster, Industrial Technician:

📞 902-492-8262
✉️ [email protected]

04/25/2026

04/24/2026

Free Halifax Seniors Expo put on by Golden Living - Senior Lifestyle Support.
These are always a great success! Don’t miss it! 😍

Calling all Seniors, Adult Children Supporting an Aging Parent, and Caregivers in Halifax… 📣

This one-day event is for you to gain helpful insight on the resources, support services and programs that exist to help you or your aging loved one Age-Well at home.

May 2, 2026 | 12-5PM |

Free Admission 🆓 Free Parking 🅿️

See you there! Be sure to follow along for details and vendor spotlights leading up to the event.

04/23/2026

Happy Professional Administration Day to our amazing clinic coordinator, Ashley Pottie!

Ashley, your organization, dedication, and constant support don’t go unnoticed. You are the heart of our day-to-day operations, making sure our patients feel cared for, our team stays on track, and everything runs seamlessly.

We are so grateful for you, not just today but every single day. Thank you for everything you do for our team and our patients. We appreciate you more than words can say! 🪴 💚 🌱