“I have been fortunate in life to find something that I love to do and am very grateful that I have been able to help so many people to hear better over the last 24 years. I have a zest for life and enjoy utilising that enthusiasm to motivate my patients to wear hearing aids. […]
“I qualified as an NHS Audiologist in 1988 after studying for my A Levels at the Nottingham Girls’ High School. Over the 18 years spent at “The Ropewalk”, I worked my way up to Chief Audiologist. My role with the NHS was varied: I worked on the Tinnitus Clinic alongside the late world-renowned Professor Ross
At last, the official opening of our beautiful new store draws close. We are actually open already but never mind! Come along and see us in Besston.
“Hi Joanna, Just a note to thank you for the time spent in helping me in selecting my hearing aid. Your knowledge was a great help and you are very professional. I must admit the hearing aid you recommended has made substantial improvements to my daily life. Also it has been a help with my
Jo has been my audiologist at ( ) in West Bridgford for the last four years and I’m really disappointed she is leaving. Her attitude is 100% professional, very caring and always so helpful. My appointments never seem rushed and she has even seen me without an appointment when I had a particular concern! Her
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“Jo Herrod has been my wife’s audiologist for almost 5 years now. My wife is very keen on choral music and is a member of two choirs. Thanks to Jo’s guidance my wife was fitted with a digital hearing aid with a “music” setting. This has greatly enhanced her enjoyment of the musical performances that
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Robert, Lead Audiologist for The Hearing Practice Group; Gill Morosini, our Senior Advanced Nurse Practitioner in charge of rolling out micro-suction awareness; and Alan Harwood Jackson, Co-Director of The Nottingham Hearing Practice spent the afternoon reviewing our case histories and reflective learning gleaned from our work over the last month. In conclusion, we all agreed
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As part of our commitment to continuing professional development We have extended our knowledge of AUDITORY PROCESSING DISORDER. This is a summary of what our group discussed: The 3 categories of APD: Developmental, Acquired & Secondary APD Discussion on testing for APD APD in children Reducing noise, using assistive devices, auditory training techniques, APD
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It is usually the case that you’ll be advised to use olive oil (warmed to hand temperature) prior to any ear wax removal. ‘Earol’ is perhaps more effective as it comes in a bottle with a director nozzle, enabling you to deliver a fine spray into the ear canal. Most of us are asked to
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You will see lots of other hearing aid companies offering trials. Please take some time to consider the reality behind the marketing. I can state our position, which is that we will allow every single patient to walk away with a fully functioning new model to evaluate at home for a period of time that
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Mr. Rakesh Chopra MS DNB FRCS MRCGP gives another informative and stimulating lecture on anatomy and physiology of the nose, and of various conditions affecting that part of the body. I learned of the potential effects on hearing from temporo-mandibular joint dysfunction, rhinitis, rhino-sinusitis, Bell’s palsy, glandular fever etc. Mr. Chopra is amongst the best
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Roger Pen is available on our FREE EVALUATION PROGRAM
Roger Pen again improves hearing in background noise! Read More »
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