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Read all about our October highlights:

  • Selma Retiring
  • Christmas Open Week
  • Talks and Events
  • Marlow Hearing Health Hour
  • Sponsorship of Hawks Rugby Player

We are delighted to welcome you to the first edition of our new-look Help in Hearing Bulletin – a quick and easy read to keep you in touch with all our news.

Selma Retiring

It is with sadness that we announce Selma’s retirement. She has worked in the hearing care industry for 35 years and took over Help in Hearing in Farnham Common nearly 20 years ago. She is now handing over the reins to her established team, who work across the three branches.

She comments: “I consider myself lucky and privileged to have worked in an environment that has brought so much work satisfaction. I can’t think of a better job than being able to help people improve their lifestyle with all aspects of hearing health issues and in the process of doing so, meeting THE most incredible individuals, my clients, many of whom have become friends over the years”.

Help in Hearing Audiologists

“My sincere thanks go to my amazing team, who, I have no doubt, will continue to give you the service and attention you have become accustomed to. In Farnham Common, my colleagues Wendy, Vikki and Nikki are looking forward to continuing your ongoing care. Many of you have met Kevin over the years and he will continue to work full-time in Marlow, while Bryan will continue to look after our Henley clients”

Selma's Grandchildren

We would like to take this opportunity to thank Selma for all her support as a wonderful boss and to also congratulate her on the arrival of her second grandchild, a beautiful baby boy called Theo born 3 days before her granddaughter Aurora’s first birthday!

Open Week Free Trials to hear better this Christmas!

As we head towards the celebratory season, we are holding an Open Week FROM 13th– 17th NOVEMBER – in our three branches to ensure your ears and hearing are in tip top condition. It’s time to make sure you don’t miss out on any festive family moments! Our recent free trial of Oticon Real aids was so successful that we are running it for a few more weeks, with a free hearing assessment, so that you still have time to test out these incredible new Real aids and be wearing them in time for Christmas. Call us here to book your appointment for Farnham Common and Marlow, or here for Henley.

 

Talks & Events

It has been a busy few weeks for our team. A special thank you goes to our Hearing Care Assistant and Earcare Practitioner Nikki who ran a popular ear health service at the Golden Years Free Dementia Support Day, hosted by the Bucks Older People Action Group (BOPAG) in High Wycombe; and she also carried out free hearing screening at the Hearing Link Information Day  held at the Hearing Dogs hub at the Grange, Saunderton.

Our audiologist Wendy Davies has also been busy giving talks, at the ARC Primary Care Network dementia support meetings in Marlow and Beaconsfield; and at Datchet WI, with another one booked at Hedgerley WI in November. The feedback from our audiology talks is always excellent. If you know of any local groups that would interested in a good speaker, please do email us here

 

Nikki Benson

Marlow Hearing Health Hour

Hearing Health Hour

Our newest member of the audiology team, Vikki Sahdra appeared on our first monthly Marlow FM Hearing Health Hour in August, followed by Kevin in September and Wendy in October, when she talked about the benefits of an app called eargym to keep your up your cognitive fitness. To find out more take a look at our blog here.

Help in Hearing Henley sponsor local Hawks Rugby Player
Jeni Kingman
We are delighted to announce our sponsorship of a local deaf rugby player who is a fantastic inspiration to all young people with hearing loss.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 the sport, despite sudden hearing loss nearly ten years ago. She also plays for England Deaf Rugby, and works for  England Rugby. Although her hearing loss is profound and had a huge impact on her life, Jeni is a delightfully enthusiastic and positive person and says:“Deafness should not stop anyone living life to the full. There is nothing I can’t do!” – to read the full story, click here

Meet the team

Bryan Venters Audiologist
Natalya Knight
Wendy Davies
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