Epley manoeuvres
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PATIENTS AFTER OFFICE TREATMENTS (Epley or Semont manoeuvres) 1. Wait ..
Hearing loss and dementia
What is dementia? Dementia is a term used for a group of symptoms; It is not one specific disease ..
Hearing loss and diabetes
What is Diabetes? In people with diabetes, the ability to convert sugar from food into energy is ..
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Noise induced hearing loss (NIHL)
What is NIHL? In our day to day activities we are listening to environmental sounds such as TV, h ..
Sudden hearing loss (SNHL)
What is sudden hearing loss? As the name suggests, sudden sensorineural hearing loss is the rapid ..
Tinnitus
What is tinnitus? Tinnitus (tin-nit-us), more commonly spoken of as “ringing in the ear&rdq ..
Hearing loss and using the phone
Hearing loss and telephone use - tips & tricks for successful communication... It can be hard ..
Untreated hearing loss and benefits of fitting hearing aids
Untreated hearing loss and benefits of fitting heg aarin1in 6 Australians has a hearing loss and yet ..
Having a significant other at your appointment
Having a significant other at your appointment Benefits 1. Two people to remember the informat ..
Communication Tactics
Hearing Tactics and Communication Strategies to assist you: General Tips? o Don't be ..
Hearing loss and falls
Hearing loss and falls As people get older the chance of experiencing a fall increases; it is com ..