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25.01.2022 We've compiled a top 5 list of historical figures who had hearing loss. Even an Aussie Prime Minister has made the list! Click here to find our which composer might surprise you at number 1: https://nhc.com.au/blog/historical-figures-with-hearing-loss

24.01.2022 Can you trust what your ears are hearing? What is an audio illusion? Maybe you have experienced one and never understood exactly what was happening. Find out more with this insightful lesson. ... Click to Play https://ed.ted.com/best_of_web/dFQ6seVm

23.01.2022 Back by popular demand, we're sharing ways to wear a facemask with a hearing aid. Find out more here: https://nhc.com.au/living-/wearing-a-mask-with-hearing-aids

23.01.2022 Hear Now, Pay Later We've teamed up with humm to bring you zero interest, flexible payment options to make hearing technology more affordable. Hearing aids starting from $36 per month ... Based on a 3 year payment plan, min cost $1,288. Terms and conditions apply: see website for full details: https://nhc.com.au/cmp/affordable-hearing-aids-amplifon #hearnowpaylater #affordablehearing

22.01.2022 When is the right time to do something about your hearing? Early intervention is best because when your brain stops receiving certain sounds the nerves are not stimulated. What this means is a decreased ability to recognise speech and sound, even when hearing is restored. ... So don't delay, take the first step by booking a free hearing check today: https://nhc.com.au/book-a-free-hearing-test

21.01.2022 A commonly asked question our audiologists receive: Do I need to wear hearing aids when I am at home? The answer is yes, it's just as important as wearing them outside in our social lives. Even the subtle sounds around the house help keep our brains active through processing sound. ... Here's why: When hearing aids are worn consistently, the brain is able to create a more natural listening experience. It does this by processing the difference between subtle sounds, background noise, and localisation of sound. Learn more here: https://nhc.com.au/living-with-hearing-aids

20.01.2022 This week is Women's Health Week, so we're focusing on the importance of health checks. During COVID-19, many of us have missed getting our regular health checks. So if you have been putting it off or it's been over a year since your last hearing check, book a FREE appointment today: https://nhc.com.au/book-a-free-hearing-test And while we are talking about free stuff, learn how to get your health checks back on track with this free eBooklet called "Health Check Journey" by... Jean Hailes for Women's Health https://issuu.com/jeanh//your_health_check_journey_booklet See more

19.01.2022 Seven years is a long time to be missing out on conversations, and on average that's how long people live with poor hearing before getting hearing aids. Hearing loss often happens gradually, which means people find workarounds like turning up the volume and asking people to repeat themselves. Discover our tips on how to start the conversation:... https://nhc.com.au//communicati/talking-about-hearing-loss See more

19.01.2022 September is Dementia Awareness Month There are 459,000 Australians who are living with dementia, and almost 1.6 million people involved in their care. Hearing plays a vital role in good communication and support, so we are sharing this free seminar hosted by Dementia Australia called "Communication and Dementia"... The session provides information on dementia, the way we communicate and how changes in communication can occur as a result of dementia. Date: Tonight, Wednesday, 09 September 2020 6:00pm-8:30pm AEST To register click here: https://www.dementia.org.au/ev/communication-and-dementia-9

19.01.2022 Happy Father's Day to all the fathers, grandfathers and father figures out there! This year has been challenging as we find new ways of doing things. Thanks for adapting to the virtual calls and video calls, and for all the laughs in between

19.01.2022 When was the last time you had your hearing tested? It's recommended to have your ears checked every year. Book an advanced hearing test today with one of our qualified audiologists, at one of our 300+ clinics Australia-wide You may also be eligible for fully funded hearing aids.... Call 13 MY EARS (13 69 3277) or book online: https://nhc.com.au/book-a-free-hearing-test

18.01.2022 It's great to see creative inventions arise from difficult times Here we found buttons that can be pinned to your face mask to help bring awareness in how we communicate with each other. A nice reminder for all of us to be more understanding and patient when asked to repeat ourselves. ... If you know someone who could benefit from this handy button, tag them below. Here is the purchase link: https://www.etsy.com//your-mask-means-i-cant-read-your-lip

18.01.2022 Wearing face masks has become widely adopted to help prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus. However, for those hard of hearing it can create communication problems and frustrations. Particularly for those in Victoria where facemasks are now compulsory. We've created tips on how to communicate with someone hard of hearing while wearing face masks.... Read them here: https://nhc.com.au/living-/wearing-a-mask-with-hearing-aids

17.01.2022 As the world rushes to find a cure for Covid-19, some studies are beginning to research the link between the virus and the development of other health conditions. "It is possible, in theory, that COVID-19 could cause auditory neuropathy, a hearing disorder where the cochlea is functioning but transmission along the auditory nerve to the brain is impaired. People with auditory neuropathy have difficulty hearing when there is background noise, such as in a pub." You can read more from The Conversation here: https://theconversation.com/coronavirus-why-were-investigat

17.01.2022 If the thought of a hearing aid makes you think: big, noticeable and only for old people... then prepare to have your mind blown by how much it's all changed. In fact, lets play "find the hearing aid" in these images. You'll be surprised on how small hearing aids are these days. They're designed to be invisible so the only thing people will notice is the difference. Discover more on how far hearing aids have evolved here:... https://nhc.com.au/hearing-aids/types/in-the-ear-canal See more

17.01.2022 Read our top 6 tips for adjusting to life with hearing aids. When you are first fitted with a hearing aid, you might hear a little too much. This is because you have adjusted over time to having reduced hearing capabilities. Now that your ability to hear has been enhanced, your brain needs to re-learn sounds. What you have come to know as normal will suddenly and dramatically change for the better.... See our 6 tips for adjusting to hearing aids: https://nhc.com.au/living-with-hearing-aids

15.01.2022 What's just 1cm tall and 0.6cm wide? A very small and discreet hearing aid. This option is popular with those who are looking for a device that's hard to notice. Designed to be invisible, it sits inside the ear canal, discover more here: https://nhc.com.au/hearing-aids/types/in-the-ear-canal

14.01.2022 Many of us experience a slight ringing in the ear or humming sound. In fact its roughly 1 in 7 people worldwide who have this condition. This sound sensation, also known as tinnitus can have a long-lasting effect on our hearing and health. Watch this Ted Talk about tinnitus here:

13.01.2022 The higher frequencies are often the first sounds to go as we age, so how old do you think your ears are? Take the fun test below to find out:

12.01.2022 August is Tradie's National Health Month Tradies are at risk of developing permanent hearing loss due to excessive noise from machinery and power tools. This noise-induced hearing loss is preventable by using protective equipment and reducing exposure. Take care of your hearing by getting it checked once a year, book online here:... https://nhc.com.au/book-a-free-hearing-test If you know a tradie, tag them below

12.01.2022 "What I wouldn't give to go back in time and give this book to my teenager self and say 'go and get yourself some sick looking hearing aids girl'" - Author Kate Disher-Quill Her most recent book "Earshot" aims to break down barriers and bring to light a myriad of experiences and issues surrounding the complexities of hearing loss. It's an amazing photographic collection of stories on deafness and hearing loss. ... Check it out here: https://earshot.com.au/shop-2/earshot-book Earshot - Book

11.01.2022 We've partnered with humm to give you up to $100 back on your next purchase. Spend $100 - $499 and get $50 back, spend over $500 get $100 back. Offer ends 30 September #shophumm To learn more or see T&C's: https://campaigns.shophumm.com.au/100bucksback

11.01.2022 Rechargeable hearing aids take the hassle out of replacing or ordering new batteries. A rechargeable hearing aid option allows your hearing aid device to power up while you power down for the evening. Similar to how you charge your mobile phone overnight, it becomes a part of your night time routine.... Find out more on how rechargeable hearing aids could change your life: https://nhc.com.au//amplifon-families-features/ampli-energy

11.01.2022 Our free online hearing test can help you decide if you need to take the next step and seek professional hearing care help. What's your hearing score out of 10? https://nhc.com.au/online-hearing-test

11.01.2022 Help a friend stay connected Introduce your friend to us and they will receive a $10 e-voucher for starting their hearing journey* Fill in the form to get started: https://nhc.com.au/cmp/help-a-friend-stay-connected... *terms and conditions apply, visit our website for more information

10.01.2022 Although fruit flies may be annoying, their regulatory genes could actually help us understand age-related hearing loss and how it can be prevented. Read about the study here: https://theconversation.com/how-studying-fruit-flies-might-

10.01.2022 About 1 in 3 people in Australia will suffer from tinnitus at some point in their life. And about 1 in 6 have constant tinnitus symptoms. Tinnitus could be the ringing and buzzing sounds that can be heard in one or both of your ears. ... So how do you cope with tinnitus? Find out what you can do to reduce the buzz: https://nhc.com.au/ear-diseases-symptoms/tinnitus

09.01.2022 They say you can never judge a book by it's cover, and the same is true for hearing aids. Some hearing aids can look quite similar from the outside, but the price between the two can be very different. This is because the type of technology within the hearing aids can vary greatly. For example some hearing aids can stream sound directly into the hearing aids, transforming them into wireless headphones. ... Others are great at differentiating between sound environments and are constantly adjusting in real-time to provide the best sound experience. Funding options can also influence the out-of-pocket cost of hearing aids, you can learn more here: https://nhc.com.au/hearing/financial-assistance-and-funding

09.01.2022 Transform the way you watch television by turning your hearing aids into wireless headphones. With some devices, you can now stream audio wirelessly from the TV straight to your hearing aid via a TV Streamer accessory. Best of all, you can change the volume independently of the TV's speaker so everyone's happy.... These high-tech features and accessories make living with your hearing aids even easier (and better). Speak to your audiologist about compatibility with these features. https://nhc.com.au/hearing-aids/smart-technology

09.01.2022 Hearing aids do more than just help you hear they activate your brain through processing sounds they alert you to dangerous sounds which can help keep you safe they connect you to loved ones through Bluetooth wireless phone calls... Learn more about the latest hearing technology: https://nhc.com.au/hearing-aids/smart-technology

09.01.2022 In support of Dementia Action Week, watch the below video by Dementia Australia to gain a better understanding of the importance of good listening and its scientific link with preventing dementia.

08.01.2022 If you experience hearing loss in only one ear, you may actually still need hearing aids in both ears, and here's why: Having equal amounts of sound in both ears helps us to locate sounds. It also creates a balanced level of hearing so we can hear comfortably on both sides.... Visit your local clinic below for more information: https://nhc.com.au/audiologist-hearing-test-clinics

07.01.2022 If you want to make a tissue dance, you put a little boogie in it. If you want to hear the dance beat better, put a little hearing aid into it. It if takes two to tango, is it time to your two ears checked?... Book a free hearing test with National Hearing Care: https://nhc.com.au/book-a-free-hearing-test

07.01.2022 Many of our clients are asking how to wear face masks with their hearing aids. Swipe across to see our guide on 4 ways to keep your hearing aids in place and wear the mask comfortably. Now if we could only help solve the problem of glasses fogging up when wearing a face mask... Any ideas?

06.01.2022 Adjust your Hearing Aid settings with the Amplifon App so you can tune into the important things. Hear speech more clearly in places such as restaurants and cafes by changing the area of focus for your Amplifon hearing aids. Learn more about the Amplifon App: https://nhc.com.au//smart-technolo/amplifon-smartphone-app

05.01.2022 Great to see a gym providing signed Auslan classes for people who are deaf or hard of hearing This helps the community stay fit safely, and breaks down communication barriers that can be experienced in gyms. Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au//auslan-gym-classes-provid/12647272

03.01.2022 Amazing insight from writer and author Alison Stine via Guardian Australia on the additional difficulty that many of us are experiencing right now with mask wearing https://www.theguardian.com//deaf-people-mask-wearing-lipr

01.01.2022 How do we hear sounds? Watch this animated video to follow a sound on its journey into the ear: