Your Hearing, 

Founded in 2025, Charlie Wasserman, Au.D., returned home to Connecticut to help our neighbors with their hearing-related struggles. Originally trained as an auditory neuroscience researcher, Dr. Wasserman attended the Doctor of Audiology program at the University of Connecticut to bring his knowledge of auditory neuroscience to those struggling with hearing loss, tinnitus, central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) and sound sensitivities.
A musician from a young age, Dr. Wasserman understands how important sound and music can be to our quality of life. Come in to see us and let us help give you Your Hearing, Finely Tuned!

About 
Sound Advice
Audiology

Why Choose Sound Advice Audiology?

We offer a range of audiological care, including the following services:

Hearing Devices

At Sound Advice Audiology, we carry a wide range of devices from the top hearing aid brands to offer you a custom-tailored solution. From Bluetooth rechargeable hearing aids to custom invisible options, we offer the most advanced technology available.
 
We believe it is in your best interest to seek advice from an audiologist who is not obligated to any specific device manufacturer. We take pride in the fact that our clinic is not owned or operated by a device manufacturer. We will work with you to find a device that meets your needs.

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We are now open! If you would like to schedule an appointment, please contact us.
You can also call us at (860) 663-6517.

Auditory Processing

Central Auditory Processing Disorder (or CAPD) is an umbrella term for difficulties hearing or understanding sounds that do not result from hearing loss. CAPD testing can only be used to diagnose CAPD in individuals 7 years or older. CAPD testing can provide valuable information about what/how you are struggling with auditory processing and allow us to formulate a therapeutic program to help improve processing. 

Tinnitus

Do you hear a buzzing, ringing or whistling sound in your ears? You may have tinnitus. Tinnitus is a common condition that affects millions of people in the U.S. Commonly known as “ringing in the ears,” tinnitus affects everyone differently and can range from mildly annoying to debilitating.

While no one tinnitus treatment can stop ringing in the ears, there are management options that can help reduce the severity of symptoms.

Neuromodulation

Neuromodulation, also known as biofeedback or neurofeedback, is a therapy designed to provide real-time information about your body's signals to reinforce and/or reduce different types of physiological activity.  We utilize Neuromodulation for our patients dealing with bothersome tinnitus and those dealing with sound sensitivity issues, including misophonia.

finely tuned.