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All Ears All Ears is here to provide hearing health information and Audiology services. Justin and Jana are two Audiologists who are ready to serve you.

Our clinic offers top-notch hearing and balance services delivered according to best-practices. We are regulated professionals and doing things the right way is the only way that aligns with our personal values. We found it necessary to create our own approach to deliver the best service we possibly could, at the best value. We separate the cost of our products and services so that you only pay for what you need - this also holds us accountable to do the best job we possibly can. We've got something for everybody, and we're ready to listen - we're All Ears. If you are in the market for a hearing provider, be sure to see us for a thorough evaluation and impartial opinion.

10/17/2026

Not every ear with wax needs cleaning. 👂

This patient wasn’t experiencing symptoms, and his ear wasn’t completely blocked. So why did we decide to remove the wax?

Because sometimes the decision isn’t just about what we see inside the ear. It’s about understanding the person and their individual needs.

In this episode of Tales from the Canal, Jana shares the story behind this decision and why something as simple as removing earwax can make a difference beyond the ear itself.

10/17/2026

Sometimes the answer is: “No, you don’t need a new hearing aid.” 👂

Someone recently asked Justin whether upgrading their hearing aid would give them more benefit.

After looking at their hearing and what their current hearing aid needed to accomplish, Justin’s answer was no.

Newer technology can offer useful features, but newer doesn’t automatically mean you’ll hear better.

Sometimes your existing hearing aid is already doing the job we need it to do.

The goal isn’t to sell you a new hearing aid. It’s to figure out what you actually need.

10/17/2026

Chronic dizziness isn’t always something your kids can see.

You might look completely fine while your balance feels off or the world around you feels overwhelming.

Talking about it before those difficult moments happen can help.

Not because your child should feel responsible for you, but because a simple explanation can help them understand what’s happening and what you need from them. ❤️

10/16/2026

When should you actually get help for tinnitus? 👂

If tinnitus is affecting your sleep, increasing your stress, or interfering with your quality of life, it’s worth talking to someone about it.

A hearing and tinnitus assessment can be a useful starting point, both to better understand what may be contributing and to determine what next steps make sense for you.

For some people, that may also include support such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), which can help reduce the distress associated with tinnitus.

You don’t necessarily have to make the sound disappear for it to become less disruptive.

10/15/2026

Sometimes, what looks like the obvious problem isn’t the whole story. 👂

That’s why we always want to understand what’s happening with someone’s hearing before deciding what needs to be done.

In this case, removing the wax was still an important part of the plan - just not for the reason you might expect!

And there was certainly plenty to remove. 👀

We often plan our lives as if we have a certain number of years.Sometimes, we are given a gift and reminded that there a...
10/15/2026

We often plan our lives as if we have a certain number of years.

Sometimes, we are given a gift and reminded that there are no guarantees... and all you really have is today.

Because of the era we live in, and the drive and generosity of others, I've received at least 3x the amount of time I might have had otherwise.

The only way to pay that back is by excelling at whatever it is you are able to do for others. Even so, every now and then I have to give myself an attitude adjustment... and remind myself it's better to think in terms of what I GET to do, not what I HAVE to do.

A slight scene break from day-to-day life, this year I got to donate to my son's Wallaceburg TERRY FOX RUNT campaign. That's a pretty cool chance I wouldn't otherwise have. When I was 10 years old and in the hospital, I received cards from kids in my class (I'm sure I have them in a drawer somewhere). And now I have another card to add to the collection from kids at my son's school... a reminder to take some things in that I would otherwise ignore in the shuffle of everyday life.

Here's to noticing the things you probably should, and doing the things you GET to do! Thanks St. Elizabeth Catholic School for the cool card and reminder.

10/14/2026

“I hear fine. My spouse is the one who thinks I have a problem.” 😄

We hear some version of this fairly regularly.

And it makes sense. Changes in hearing can happen gradually, while the people you communicate with may notice the consequences - repeating themselves, getting your attention before speaking, turning up the TV - before you notice much has changed.

It doesn’t automatically mean your spouse is right about your hearing.

But if someone close to you keeps mentioning it, getting your hearing checked can give you both an answer. 👂

10/14/2026

One of the most helpful things you can bring is a good description of what you’ve been experiencing.

How it feels.
When it happens.
How long it lasts.
What seems to trigger it.
What happens along with it.
What you’ve already tried.

Those details can provide important clues about what should be investigated next.

Save this reel for your next appointment or send it to someone who’s been trying to figure out their dizziness.

Tried hearing aids for a week and decided they weren't for you?Sometimes, that may be the right conclusion.But a hearing...
10/13/2026

Tried hearing aids for a week and decided they weren't for you?

Sometimes, that may be the right conclusion.

But a hearing aid fitting is often a process. How they sound, how they feel, how well they stay in your ears and what you experience in everyday situations can all give us information about what may need adjusting.

The first fitting doesn't necessarily have to be the final fitting.

A good fit may take a few adjustments. 👂

Know someone who tried hearing aids and gave up on them? Send this their way.

10/13/2026

Can loud tools make tinnitus worse? 🔨👂

For some people, tinnitus can become more noticeable after exposure to loud sound. Sometimes that increase settles back toward its usual level; for others, repeated or excessive noise exposure may contribute to longer-lasting changes.

The practical part is pretty simple: if you’re working around loud tools, protect your hearing.

Especially if your ears are already telling you they don’t like the noise.

When in doubt, hearing protection goes on.

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Wallaceburg, ON
N8A4H7

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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