Hearing Institute Atlantic - Central Halifax

Nona has been practicing audiology since 1988 in both hospital and private practice settings. She graduated with a Masters of Science degree in Audiology from Dalhousie University and holds a Bachelor of Child Studies in Developmental Disabilities (with Distinction) from Mount Saint Vincent University.

As the Founder of Hearing Institute Atlantic, Nona continues the practice of audiology; seeing patients, promoting better hearing health and advocating better technology to help people to hear well. Nona has written regular Hearing Health Care columns in many local publications and has appeared on several television shows as an expert in the field of audiology. Nona is a founding member of the Board of Director’s and Past President of Sounds+. She has been actively involved with this group since its’ inception in 1993.

Nona lives in Halifax with her husband and their two children. Nona’s love of audiology, her passion to help people hear better, and her ability to connect with people, enables her to successfully bring about a positive message about hearing health and awareness issues.

Beth has practiced in clinical audiology since 1989 in both hospital and private practice settings. Beth has a Masters of Science in Audiology, a Bachelor of Education and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Dalhousie University.

Beth was born and raised in Dartmouth and lives there with her husband and two daughters. She enjoys directing musical plays, playing the piano and being actively involved with her family. Beth’s honest and open approach to her patients and dedication to the field of audiology, enhances her ability to better serve her patients.

Danena was born and raised in the small town of New Waterford on Cape Breton Island. After earning her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication Studies at Cape Breton University, Danena moved to Halifax and began working as a unit clerk in the Med./Surg./Neuro. ICU at the QEII. It was Danena’s passion for communication and desire to work in a health care field that led her to apply for her Master of Science in Audiology at Dalhousie’s School of Human Communication Disorders.

Danena is committed to accomplishing ease of communication for her patients and strives to develop strong patient-clinician relationships to ensure optimal hearing health care satisfaction. Danena feels privileged to be working in the field of Audiology as she enjoys having the opportunity to help improve her patients’ quality of life through the use of hearing devices and by teaching communication strategies.