Community Resources: June 02, 2017
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House of Hearing is proudly<br />
independent and locally owned.<br />
Hearing loss generally develops slowly over<br />
many years and the effects become apparent<br />
only gradually. This makes it difficult for those affected<br />
to recognise that they are actually suffering<br />
from a hearing impairment. Relatives, friends<br />
or colleagues are often the first to realise that<br />
something is wrong. You may have a hearing impairment<br />
if you frequently ask people to repeat<br />
what they have just said, or you play your music<br />
or television loud enough for family and friends<br />
to comment.<br />
Hearing loss is not something to be taken lightly.<br />
It is important to do something about it, sooner<br />
rather than later. Hearing is no different to any<br />
other part of the human body: it requires exercise<br />
and stimulation. Hearing stimulates and<br />
trains the brain. If this stimulus is taken away,<br />
hearing not only gets progressively worse but<br />
the understanding of speech will also start to<br />
deteriorate. A hearing instrument helps to maintain<br />
neural pathways in your brain responsible<br />
for hearing all the sounds around you.<br />
If you’ve been having doubts about your hearing<br />
or you are concerned about hearing impairment,<br />
then now is the right time to have it checked.<br />
Being concerned about your hearing is natural,<br />
so get the answers you need in a clear, easy to<br />
understand way and this is where House of Hearing<br />
can help.<br />
House of Hearing is proudly independent and<br />
locally owned. Our hearing care professionals will<br />
find you the best treatments from the full range<br />
of available solutions, including tinnitus management,<br />
rehabilitation, counselling, and hearing aids<br />
from all leading manufacturers.<br />
House of Hearing has many clinics located in and<br />
around Christchurch, Blenheim, Ashburton and<br />
Greymouth. Please don’t put it off any longer,<br />
call us today toll free on 0800 333 606.<br />
CLINIC PHONE CLINIC PHONE<br />
Ashburton 03 307 8949 Papanui<br />
Blenheim 03 579 5353 Rangiora<br />
03 310 7355<br />
Halswell 03 322 4326 Greymouth<br />
Fendalton 03 351 3535 Hokitika<br />
Westport<br />
03 768 5528<br />
House<br />
of<br />
Hearing<br />
100% NZ Owned<br />
& Operated
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