If you're an audiologist, ENT, speech therapist, or a student passionate about auditory diagnostics, mark your calendar for November 21, 2025. Unicare Clinic is hosting a hands-on BERA Workshop in New Delhi that promises to be as immersive as it is insightful.

When your child is diagnosed with significant hearing loss, the journey ahead can feel overwhelming. One of the most transformative options available today is the cochlear implant—a device that can open up the world of sound and language for children who don’t benefit from hearing aids.

When you think about education, what comes to mind? Maybe classrooms buzzing with kids, teachers explaining lessons, or the thrill of learning something new. But what if the traditional classroom setup doesn’t quite fit every child? That’s where special needs support steps in, and trust me, it’s a game-changer. Imagine trying to solve a puzzle with missing pieces. Frustrating, right? That’s how many children feel when their unique learning needs aren’t met. Special needs supp

At Unicare Speech & Hearing Clinic, we know that hearing is more than just a sense; it is essential for connecting with the world. Whether it’s laughing with friends, enjoying a concert, or simply hearing the soft rustle of leaves, improved hearing can significantly enhance our lives. We are thrilled to offer a limited-time 30% discount on all hearing aids , including 5 years of expert care . This is your opportunity to improve your hearing and, in turn, your quality of life!

When it comes to supporting diverse learners, especially those who need a little extra help with speech, hearing, or balance, finding the right services can feel like navigating a maze. But here’s the good news: there are fantastic options out there designed to meet unique needs and help every individual thrive. If you’re looking for ways to enhance communication and learning, you’re in the right place. Let’s dive into the top special education services that make a real diffe

Ever wondered why, despite using the best hearing aids, my parents are not able to hear properly? The reason is auditory deprivation. That’s real—and it causes a lot of problems for the hearing aid user.

In today’s fast-paced clinical and educational environments, professionals are under increasing pressure to identify, diagnose, and intervene early. While early detection is crucial, especially for neurodevelopmental conditions like autism spectrum disorder (ASD), there’s a growing concern: the tendency to prematurely label children as autistic based solely on speech delays or behavioral challenges.

When people hear the term speech therapy, many imagine a child repeating words after a therapist—“ball,” “cat,” “go.” It’s a common misconception, especially among parents, child specialists, and educators, that speech and language therapy is simply about parroting sounds. In fact, imitation of words can be taught by educators and child caretakers—but that alone is not speech therapy. True therapy is a clinical process, guided by trained professionals, that addresses the deep

Imagine a child sitting in a classroom, eyes on the teacher, but missing half the lesson—not because they’re distracted, but because they simply can’t hear it. Hearing loss in children is often invisible, yet its impact is profound. That’s why routine hearing screening in schools isn’t just important—it’s essential.

One of the most common—and emotionally charged—questions we hear from parents is: “When will my child start speaking?”   It’s not just a query. It’s a hope, a worry, and often, a silent plea for reassurance.

As children grow, so do their needs—and for adolescents with special needs, occupational therapy (OT) can be a transformative support system, not just a childhood intervention. Many parents wonder: “Is OT still necessary now that my child is older?” The answer lies not in age, but in evolving goals.

Your child has been admitted to a regular school. That’s a milestone worth celebrating. But what if the learning journey still feels uphill? You may notice persistent challenges—difficulty following instructions, social withdrawal, sensory sensitivities, or academic delays. These signs can leave parents wondering: Does my child still need special education support, even in a mainstream setting?

In every classroom, behind every desk, is a story waiting to unfold. Some stories come with unique challenges—speech delays, hearing loss, sensory sensitivities—but they are no less vibrant, no less deserving of a place in the school community.

Imagine a child who once struggled to say their name, now confidently reciting poems at school. Or an adult who feared public speaking, now leading meetings with ease. These aren’t just milestones—they’re victories of courage, persistence, and care.

From the first coo to the joyful babble, infants are born communicators. These early sounds aren’t just adorable—they’re the building blocks of language and emotional connection. At Unicare, we believe that every giggle, gurgle, and grunt deserves a response. Why? Because engaging with infant sounds isn’t just sweet—it’s scientifically powerful.

When a child struggles to speak, understand, or express themselves, it’s not just a delay—it’s a signal. And in those early years, every moment counts. That’s why regular speech therapy isn’t just helpful—it’s transformative.

Rainy days bring cooler breezes, cozy moments—and unfortunately, a spike in seasonal illnesses. For children, especially those with speech delays who require regular therapy sessions, staying healthy isn’t just about comfort—it’s essential for continuity in care and developmental progress.

Don’t let irregular sleep patterns disrupt your child’s early intervention sessions—rested kids are more receptive and engaged! Here’s a practical, parent-friendly guide you can share

Many misconceptions surround cochlear implants, often deterring those who could benefit most from this life-changing technology. Here are some of the most persistent myths—debunked with facts and expert insight.

Using hearing aids before proceeding to cochlear implantation is highly recommended