Talking Point – Speech and Language Theparist support to devlope your childs speech

Speech and Hearing can go hand in hand and we at are RG Hearingcare understand the importance of full support to offer your child and you as a family – if you have been told that your child has a hearing loss from glue ear or sensorineural and may impact on their speech and learning development.   You want to know how best to help and support your child we are able to offer this support with Chris Hargreaves a Speech and Language Therapist or alternatively known as SALT.

Over one million children in the UK have some kind of speech language and communication needs.

Every child is different. Their needs depend on different factors, including:

  • Which areas of speech, language and communication they struggle with.
  • How severely these areas are affected.
  • What skills and strengths they have.
  • How they need to use their skills.
  • Their level of confidence and self-esteem.

We are able to offer a private referral that will be tailor made for your child’s development, if you would like more information please feel free to contact us at RG HearingCare

 

RGHearing is Joining Liverton Opticians

We are happy to announce that we at RG Hearing are joining Liverton Opticians in Newport.   Livertons is also a family run business with experience is optometry for over 20 years, experience in the Optometry world.

As a mother of four children herself, Catherine McNamara – head of Liverton Opticians – knows that family health is a number one priority. Regular ‘check ups’ are an important factor in safeguarding the future health of your children and this is equally important in the case of eye-care.

Liverton Opticians are dedicated to looking after your family from the early days until they are ready to ‘fly the nest’ and follow their own destiny. At that point – and with your guidance and our care over the years – the importance of looking after their sight will be well ingrained as a priority for their future success in life.

RG Hearing is also a family run business, the Audiologist Richard, continues to work within the NHS as a leading adult and paediatric Chief Audiologist as well as running a private practice at St Joesphs Hospital, Newport.  Richard as three children two of his Daughters were born profoundly deaf and wear cochlear implants so to him and his family hearing are of vital importance, as well as empathic to the needs of the people he meets.

We were happy to be invited to join Liverton Opticians as our ethics and values on providing high level of care are the same –  we look forward to meeting you, and helping with you or your family eye and ear health.

 

 

Tinnitus!

What is tinnitus?

The word ‘tinnitus’ comes from the Latin word for ‘ringing’ and is the perception of sound in the absence of any corresponding external sound.

What does tinnitus sound like?

Everybody’s experience of tinnitus is different. You might hear different types of sound, for example ringing, buzzing, whooshing or humming. The noise may be low, medium or high‑pitched. There may be a single noise or two or more components. The noise may be continuous or it may come and go.

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Who can get Tinnitus?

Tinnitus is very common and is reported in all age groups, even young children. About 30% of people will experience tinnitus at some point in their lives but the number of people who live with persistent tinnitus is approximately 10%.

Tinnitus is more common in people who have hearing loss or other ear problems, but it can also be found in people with normal hearing.

What Causes Tinnitus?

Although we don’t know the exact causes of tinnitus, we know that it is not a disease or an illness. It is generally agreed that tinnitus results from some type of change, either mental or physical, not necessarily related to hearing. It is often associated with:

What Should I Do?

RG Hearing will be able to offer you advice and support, with over 19 years of experience and working along side an ENT consultant we are able to provide you with the dedicated support and care you deserve.  Please call for more information or to book your consultation.

guidance from the British Tinnitus Association