Hearing loss is more common than you might think, affecting over half of all Australians over the age of 60. It is often described as an invisible impairment, as it generally progresses slowly and most people learn tricks and strategies (ie. lip reading) to fill in...
Are day-to-day conversations becoming harder to follow? It may be time to invest in your aural health Hearing is a fundamental part of daily life. It affects our ability to communicate with others, interact with the world and perceive potential dangers in our...
Have you finally decided to purchase a hearing aid? If so, what are your concerns before buying? Some people are not interested in the preparation phase of treating their hearing loss. They immediately purchase the device, which is not advisable, especially if your...
It’s time to hear what everyone has to offer. Hearing loss results in communication difficulties which can affect relationships, careers and quality of life. Hearing is fundamental to work meetings, client phone calls and interactions with colleagues. It’s frustrating...
Middle ear infections or otitis media are the most common cause of temporary hearing problems in babies and young children. About 85% of children will experience at least one episode of otitis media by the time they start school and the younger a child is when the...
All Ears For Hearing Awareness Week & World Hearing Day In the same way you care for the rest of your health including getting your eyesight tested and heart and blood pressure levels monitored regularly, it is important to take care of your hearing health....
