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01/05/2026

**UPDATE** This event is now sold out, but please click on the link to join the waiting list**

👂 Saturday 9th May at 10:30am — last few places remaining!

Ever wondered why some people get on brilliantly with hearing aids, while others end up leaving them in a drawer? Our Lead Audiologist, Trevor Chapman, is going to answer exactly that.

At the angli-EAR Hearing Academy talk — "Why Some Hearing Aids Work Brilliantly… and Others End Up in the Drawer" — Trevor will explore why hearing is far more personal than most people realise, and what the difference between a life-changing hearing aid and an unused one often comes down to.

It's free to attend, relaxed in format, and there'll be plenty of time for your questions over a cup of coffee.

📅 Saturday 9th May, 10:30am
📍 angli-EAR Hearing Clinic, 15 Woollards Lane, Great Shelford, CB22 5LZ

🚗 Free parking | ♿ Disabled access | ☕ Refreshments provided

Spaces are very limited — if you'd like to come along, book via the link below or call us on 01223 661399.

Already sold out? You can still join the waiting list. Places do come available, and we'll be in touch on a first-come, first-served basis.

🎫 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/why-some-hearing-aids-work-brilliantly-and-others-end-up-in-the-drawer-tickets-1986890317425

07/04/2026

So many people try hearing aids… and give up.

Not because the technology isn’t good — but because they’ve never experienced them set up properly.

Join Lead Audiologist Trevor Chapman for our upcoming talk:

“Why Some Hearing Aids Work Brilliantly… and Others End Up in the Drawer”
📅 9 May · 10:30am

✔ Why hearing aids sometimes disappoint
✔ What actually makes them work
✔ How expert care changes everything

Plus, learn about our Hearing Aid Challenge 👂

Tickets are FREE but our talks are popular, so you'll need to book your spot.

🎟️ Reserve your place: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-some-hearing-aids-work-brilliantly-and-others-end-up-in-the-drawer-tickets-1986890317425

02/04/2026

🐾 Our "pawdiologists" Teddy and Buddy have been putting Trevor’s Roger On microphone through its paces… from noisy kitchens to chaotic Easter gardens 🐶

The verdict? It’s pretty impressive at helping conversations cut through the noise—even when two golden retrievers are doing their best to create it.

Take a look at Teddy’s very official testing report 👇
https://angliearhearing.co.uk/news/teddys-guide-to-testing-trevors-roger-on

31/03/2026

If you've started vestibular rehabilitation and feel like progress is slow — this one's for you. ❤️

One of the most common things we hear from clients is that they hoped for a quick fix. And it's completely understandable — when you're dealing with dizziness, vertigo or feeling unsteady every day, you just want it to stop.

The honest truth is that vestibular rehabilitation takes time. It works by retraining your brain and balance system — not masking symptoms, but helping your nervous system genuinely adapt and recover. That's a powerful process, but it's also a gradual one.

Some people even find their symptoms feel a little worse before they feel better in the early stages. That can be really disheartening — but it's often a sign that your system is being challenged in exactly the right way. Think of it like starting a new exercise programme: the ache means something is changing.

Progress isn't always a straight line either. Good days and bad days are completely normal, and they don't mean treatment isn't working.

Small wins — feeling steadier on a walk, less dizziness when turning your head, more confidence in everyday life — are all signs your brain is learning. They add up.

If you're not sure where to start, we offer a free 15-minute Balance Health Check with Shreya, our Vestibular Physiotherapist. No obligation — just a chance to talk through your symptoms and find out what your next steps could look like.

👉 Read the full blog here: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/the-vestibular-rehabilitation-journey-why-recovery-takes-time-and-why-thats-okay

26/03/2026

Have you been told you have BPPV — but treatment isn't helping?

You're not alone, and it's more common than you might think. Balance symptoms can be tricky to diagnose, because many different conditions produce very similar feelings of dizziness and unsteadiness.

We recently shared the story of one of our clients who came to see Shreya, our Vestibular Physiotherapist, after months of treatment elsewhere for BPPV that simply wasn't working. After a thorough assessment using specialist diagnostic equipment, it turned out her symptoms were actually caused by vestibular migraine — a completely different condition that needed a completely different approach.

Once she had the right diagnosis, the right treatment followed. And over time, her symptoms improved significantly.

It's a really important reminder that getting the correct diagnosis is the most important step of all.

We offer a free 15-minute Balance Health Check — a relaxed, no-pressure chat where you can talk through your symptoms and find out what your best next steps might be.

If dizziness or balance problems have been affecting your life, we'd love to help. ❤️

👉 Read the full story here: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/why-a-thorough-balance-assessment-matters

24/03/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday Elle! 🎉

Wishing our Hearing Care Assistant, Elle, a fantastic birthday today.

Thank you for everything you do supporting clients and helping people hear better every day. We hope you have a fantastic day celebrating!

Have a brilliant day, Elle!

16/03/2026

Do busy environments, bright lights, or moving traffic make you feel dizzy or “spaced out”?

Mrs H experienced exactly this — and it was starting to affect her confidence while walking and driving.

After contacting angli-EAR Hearing, she began with a FREE Balance Health Check, followed by a detailed balance assessment that helped guide her to a probably cause.

Most importantly, she finally had answers.

💬 “I was made to feel at ease with great communication. I would highly recommend angli-EAR Hearing.”

If you're feeling dizzy or unsteady without clear answers, help may be closer than you think.

👉 Read her story and book your FREE Balance Health Check: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/case-studies/case-study-getting-answers-for-ongoing-dizziness-and-visual-sensitivity

07/03/2026

🎉🎂 Happy Birthday, Shreya! 🎂🎉

Today we’re celebrating our wonderful Balance Specialist, Shreya — we hope you have a fantastic day! 🎈

Shreya supports clients experiencing dizziness, vertigo and balance concerns, helping them better understand their symptoms and feel more confident moving forward. We’re so proud to have her expertise and care as part of our team 💙

Did you know Shreya offers a FREE 15-minute Balance Health Check?

If you’ve been experiencing:
• Dizziness
• Vertigo
• Unsteadiness
• Balance concerns

A short consultation could help point you in the right direction.

Find out more here:
👉 https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/the-free-vestibular-balance-health-check

Join us in wishing Shreya a very happy birthday! 🎉

05/03/2026

Hearing is essential for speech, learning, behaviour and confidence — yet mild hearing loss can easily go unnoticed after early school screening.

This World Hearing Day Week, we’re highlighting the importance of collaboration between education, health and SEND teams to ensure no child is held back by undetected hearing difficulties.

Check out this blog, were we share how working with St Mary’s Church of England Academy led to improved phonics, engagement, behaviour and confidence after hearing assessments identified previously undetected issues.

Early identification can make a real difference to school performance.

Read more here: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/hearing-and-school-performance

04/03/2026

👂 World Hearing Day Week

Today we’re focusing on Glue Ear — one of the most common childhood ear conditions.

It affects 1 in 5 pre-school children, and up to 8 in 10 children will experience it before the age of 10.

Glue Ear happens when fluid builds up behind the eardrum, causing sounds to become muffled. It isn’t always painful, so the signs can be easy to miss.

You might notice:
• Not responding when called
• Changes in behaviour or concentration
• Delayed or unclear speech

Early identification can make a real difference to speech, learning and confidence.

Read the full blog here: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/glue-ear
📞 Call 01223 661399 if you’re concerned about your child’s hearing.

03/03/2026

👂🌍 World Hearing Day - A Message From Trevor

“Can you say that again?”

If you’ve been hearing that more often from your child, it may be worth pausing.

As an Audiologist at angli-EAR Hearing, I regularly see children described as distracted, shy, or struggling at school — when in reality, they simply aren’t hearing clearly.

Childhood hearing loss is more common than many realise. Globally, around 90 million children and teenagers live with hearing loss, and many cases go undetected.

Often, the cause can be temporary or treatable — such as glue ear, middle ear infections, or impacted ear wax. Because hearing changes can happen gradually, children may quietly work twice as hard just to keep up.

Hearing is closely linked to speech, learning, confidence and friendships. Early identification really matters.

This World Hearing Day, if you’ve noticed repeated “what?” moments, increasing TV volume, or frequent ear infections — don’t ignore it.

Book a hearing check and get clarity. Reassurance starts with one simple appointment.

📞 Call us on 01223 661399 to arrange a child-friendly hearing assessment or visit https://angliearhearing.co.uk/

02/03/2026

👂🌍 World Hearing Day is tomorrow
From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children

This week, we’ll be sharing a post each day focused on this year's theme: protecting children’s hearing.

Today on the blog, we’re looking at how everyday noise — from headphones and gaming to concerts and loud toys — can affect young ears.

Research shows:
• Around 1 in 8 children show signs of noise-related hearing changes
• Nearly 1 in 4 young people worldwide are exposed to unsafe listening habits

The good news? There are simple, practical steps parents can take to protect their child’s hearing.

Read the full blog here: https://angliearhearing.co.uk/advice/protecting-childrens-hearing
📞 Or call us on 01223 661399 if you’d like advice or to book an appointment.

Address

Audiology House (Cambridge), 15 Woollards Lane
Cambridge
CB225LZ

Telephone

+441223661399

Website

https://www.angliearhearing.co.uk/, https://angliearhearing.co.uk/

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