It is hard to believe we are now into December as our final newsletter for 2021 reaches your inbox. We hope you have enjoyed our newsletters over the past 12 months and we hope you stay well and hear well over the festive period and into the new year.Our practices will be closed over the [...]
Aston Hearing Newsletter November 2021 In this month's issue:Practice updateBSL, Strictly and dancing with deafnessChristmas shopping locallyMeet the Audiologist – Hollie WicksRemembrance Day poem Click here to read it Click here to subscribe to future newsletters
Our October Newsletter is now out! In this issue we feature the following: Practice UpdateAston Hearing at The GrangeNoise Induced Hearing Loss Meet the Audiologists – Jenny Conlon Learning with Loki Filming in AmershamYour garden in October Click here to read it Click here to subscribe to future newsletters
We are excited to announce our return to The Grange, home to the charities Hearing Dogs for Deaf People and Hearing Link. Aston Hearing is based in the cosy farmhouse - to the left of the main building and will have a separate access and dedicated reception area. No need to go through the Hearing [...]
Our September Newsletter is now out! In this edition:Practice UpdateThe relationship between hearing and balanceMeniere's diseaseCommunity Events September 2021New Lip-reading courses starting upYour garden in September Click here to read it Click here to subscribe to future newsletters
Our bumper newsletter for July and August is now out! In this month's issue: Practice update News just in...! Team update Age related hearing loss Lipreading and how it can help Summer staycation in the Chilterns Local events Your garden in July/August Poem Click here to read it Click [...]
"I am an ENT Surgeon and was Professor of ENT in Manchester for 20 years. I gave up the N and the T and specialised in Otology and Neuro-otology. Over the years I removed around 1200 acoustic neuromas. In the 1980s interest began to grow in the possibility of restoring the hearing of profoundly deaf [...]
Long time client, Ruby Sharp, has lived with a profound hearing loss her entire life and continues to embrace challenges that come her way. She has had a varied career in nursing and teaching and currently teaches ceramics and art to students from her own pivate studio. This is her story. “I was born very prematurely at 28 weeks gestation and spent 6 weeks in an incubator, requiring resuscitation twice [...]
Hearing loss is often a gradual process that creeps up on you as the years go by but for some people it can happen very suddenly and without warning. Let us introduce you to Des Gilmore who experienced hearing loss and how it affected his life and passion for travelling with classic cars. [...]
by Carole Arnold Mum to 2 hearing aid wearing children both of whom also have Down's Syndrome I remember so clearly that moment in hospital, New Years Eve 2004, when a paediatrician told me that my baby had Downs syndrome. He told me about so many things that he [...]
