What is Glue Ear
What is Glue ear? Glue ear occurs when the Eustachian tube (the narrow tube that connects the middle ear to the back of the nose) becomes blocked due to allergies or infection. This can cause a build-up of fluid making…
What is Glue ear? Glue ear occurs when the Eustachian tube (the narrow tube that connects the middle ear to the back of the nose) becomes blocked due to allergies or infection. This can cause a build-up of fluid making…
We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of a local deaf rugby player. Jeni Kingman plays for Henley Hawks and has been passionate about rugby for as long as she can remember. Now at 28, she is totally immersed in…
What is Auditory Processing? Auditory processing is the ability to make sense of and interpret sounds that we hear. This means that the brain needs to identify the sounds that it is hearing, analyse them and make meaning from them…
We are delighted to be supporting Hearing Aid Recycling (HAR), a British sustainability led organisation that has set up a network of 1100 collection centres around the country, including our Farnham Common clinic, to take delivery of all hearing aids…
We are delighted to announce the expansion of Help in Hearing Marlow on Monday 12th June. Help in Hearing have been a respected name in Marlow for 16 years, providing expert aural care services. The relaunch signifies our ongoing commitment…
How Cognitive Health Affects Hearing As we age, our cognitive health naturally declines. We may begin to forget things, have difficulty concentrating, or start struggling with decision-making. But did you know that our hearing health can also play a significant…
When it comes to finding the right hearing solution, our independent audiologists have so many options to choose from to suit every need. Did you know that some hearing aids are just transmitters that look like hearing aids? In this…
Hearing loss is not a new condition in the slightest, people have been living with and trying to cure hearing loss for centuries. The ultra-sleek wireless devices that we see today came about through centuries of innovation and adaptation, and,…
Since joining our team a year ago as an Aural Care Practitioner, Nikki Benson is absolutely loving the world of hearing. Mentored by our Senior Audiologist Wendy Davies, Nikki is now training to become a Hearing Care Assistant and hopes…
Sometimes for me the world can be too loud. A combination of tinnitus and hyperacusis (sound sensitivity) means that I never enjoy silence, and over the years even relatively mild noises have often “hurt” my ears. Although I was looking…