"Facing up to hearing loss changed my life"

Welcome
Hearing is central to our social, family and work lives, our self-expression, confidence and, ultimately, our health. While vision puts the world in front of us, hearing places us in its centre. We make connections to the people and places around us through our ears. We need to look after them.
Love Your Ears is a nationwide campaign helping us all to care for ourselves and our hearing by raising awareness of:

How to Love Your Ears in 6 Simple Steps
1. Protect your ears from noise exposure.
2. Use noise-cancelling headphones.
3. Too much ear wax can build up and block the ears.
4. Pay attention to your hearing; if you notice a change, get it tested.
5. Have your ears tested at least every 2 years if you are over 55, and more often if you already have hearing loss.
6. If you’re already using hearing aids, make sure that you get them serviced regularly.

Read why it’s important for Lisa to love her ears!

Take care of your ears
Just answer the four questions below to see whether you should consider getting a hearing test.
Your Result:
You would benefit from a hearing test
Your answers indicate that you experience symptoms of hearing loss. We strongly recommend booking a hearing test in one of our clinics.
The result is an indication. An in-person hearing test can determine if you have a hearing loss.
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Your Result:
It seems you’d benefit from a hearing test
Your answers indicate that you experience some symptoms of hearing loss. We recommend booking a hearing test in one of our clinics.
The result is an indication. An in-person hearing test can determine if you have a hearing loss.
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Your Result:
It cannot be determined whether you’d benefit from a hearing test
Your answers do not indicate that you experience symptoms of hearing loss. However, if you experience trouble hearing, we recommend booking a hearing test in one of our clinics.
The result is an indication. An in-person hearing test can determine if you have a hearing loss.
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‘We need people to start talking about hearing loss at work. It’s a workplace taboo that needs addressing. Embarrassment and fear of a negative reaction cause far too many to stay silent, missing out on readily accessible help and basic support.”
Dr Hilary JonesGP & Medical Broadcaster