Scottish Borders Sensory Services

15/05/2026

13/05/2026

13/05/2026

13/05/2026

With every visit our service carry out we leave our clients with feedback questionnaires so they can return to our service.
Below some feedback we have received throughout April 2025-March 2026

• 1st class, so helpful, polite & all with a sense of humour. I for one was very impressed from start to finish

•very professional. Satisfied with all the information provided, in fact helped me a lot to understand problems relating to hearing impairment

•been very helpful & provided aids& advice on what my mum would benefit from

•face to face was very important to me & the walk with him really was a great help in learning how to navigate the streets safely

•very friendly & helpful & put us at ease.

•thank you for your support. Excellent service, very informative, speaking clearly & providing good eye contact to enable lip-reading. Helpful installing appliance to TV.

09/05/2026

Free online learning

An online deaf awareness course aimed at anyone working with deaf or hearing impaired people. Learn to communicate well with deaf people and better understand access issues using a blend of video and other learning methods.

08/05/2026

Hearing aids can help people who have a hearing loss
From over the ear with domes or moulds, in the ear, cochlear implants or Baha (bone anchored hearing aid)

08/05/2026

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

Are you struggling with your mental health, or perhaps trying to support someone else? The Information Station for Mental Health and Wellbeing is a drop-in service where you can find out more about the advice, information and support that's available. Sessions are available at the , , , and What Matters Hubs. Find out more at: www.scotborders.gov.uk/informationstation

07/05/2026

Could a walking aid benefit you?

Come along and chat to our Physiotherapy Team at local What Matters Hubs in May.

👉 scotborders.gov.uk/whatmattershubs