Australian Hearing

For those in Wollongong - the Australian Hearing Bus will be in town tomorrow!

Jason and Kate sent us these images. "Our Daughter Peyton 6 years old. At 8 months old Peyton received her first set of hearing aids as she has a moderate hearing loss. Peyton loves Ballet and music. She expresses so much through her dance."

Does your child struggle in the classroom due to hearing loss? Read this article for tips.

Did you know it's Speech Pathology Week? Marina tagged us on this post on Instagram. Australian Hearing audiologists work closely with speech therapists to improve outcomes for our clients. Do you or your child see a speech therapist?

Suzanne sent us this and said: "Sharing hearing awareness on the Sunshine Coast today, at Mount Coolum Golf Club." Where you have you seen our Hearing Bus?

It's Speech Pathology Week and the theme this year is "Communication Access is Communication for All." Many of our clients would have seen speech pathologists at some stage - Communication is a basic human right and Speech Pathology Week seeks to promote this fact. Find out more via the link.

Your dose of adorable for the day. ☺️

Lani likes to help her daughter bling her hearing aids: "I make these earrings for my daughters hearing aids. And sell them at markets. She adores them 😊"
Do you bling your devices? DM us your photos to share. #DoYouBlingYourDevice?

The Invictus Games is coming to Sydney from 20-27 October. Show your support for our wounded warriors by flying the #IG2018 flag in your school, workplace or community.
There is a role for everyone at Invictus Games Sydney 2018, no matter where you are. Join us to spread the Invictus spirit in communities across Australia and beyond.
Our ‘Fly the Flag’ toolkit has everything you need to get involved.
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"My 6 year old son Beau’s paediatric audiologist Marnie used an anatomical ear model to show him how the sound travels in the ear and showed where things were going wrong causing his hearing loss. After our appointment we checked out a fantastic educational video in animation for kids on YouTube about how the ears work. Check it out at youtu.be/HMXoHKwWmU8"

Jan said "Working with Australian Lions Hearing Dogs too, in Goolwa."
Where have you seen our Hearing Bus?

A lovely message from one of our clients, Robyn, to her Australian Hearing audiologist, Mary.

Jonathan Goerlach has a very inspiring story to share.

Do you own a Roger or FM device? We'd love to get your help!
Hearing aids help people to hear and understand better in many situations, but hearing in noisy environments or when a speaker is at a distance can still be difficult. Using an assistive device, such as a Roger device or FM system, can help in these situations.
This study seeks to learn the experiences and perceptions of Roger and FM device use from the perspective of adults with hearing impairment, their key communication partners, and hearing care professionals, in order to better understand what works and what doesn’t. This insight will contribute to improving these devices to better supporting listening and communication at home, work, and in social settings.

Do you bling your aids? What do you think of Declan's? Send us photos of your blinged hearing device for us to share. Comment below or DM us.

Bec tagged us on this post and said "Today was one of the best days of my life. Today I got my hearing aids switched on for the first time. For a long time I struggled with hearing loss without even realising it until this year. A lot of you may not of been unaware of this because so was I for a long time. I didn’t surround myself in social situations, couldn’t concentrate in class and struggled with my passion for music. I have been on an emotional roller coaster discovering new things about myself. Never “dis” your ability because of a disability."

Today is International Youth Day. Australian Hearing assists a large number of youths who have hearing loss. For hearing loss resources for teens visit the below link.

The girls (and guys) are just brilliant, they are so personal with their services, makes you very comfortable and confident with them.

The girls (and guys) are just brilliant, they are so personal with their services, makes you very comfortable and confident with them.

The girls (and guys) are just brilliant, they are so personal with their services, makes you very comfortable and confident with them.

The girls (and guys) are just brilliant, they are so personal with their services, makes you very comfortable and confident with them.