The Art of Hearing Ltd.

12/10/2025

CAREER OPPRTUNITY - CLINICAL ADMINISTRATOR (SOUTH WOODFORD, LONDON)

An exciting opportunity for a committed Clinical Administrator to join our friendly team.

The Art of Hearing is a well-established, independent audiology practice in South Woodford, providing trusted hearing and ear care to clients of all ages. We pride ourselves on offering a professional, safe and personalised service.

This role is ideal for someone with solid administration experience, looking for stability in a caring, professional environment. It may particularly suit applicants who:
• Live locally and value being part of the community
• Are returning to work after a career break, or looking to move from part-time to full-time
• Are seeking a long-term, rewarding role that supports patients and practice growth

Key duties: managing appointments, records, patient communication, supporting smooth practice operations, general administration

We offer a supportive workplace where your contribution is valued.

Apply by sending your CV to admin@theartofhearing.co.uk
Applications close 30 October 2025

24/04/2024

There are so many reasons to be passionate about turning down the volume on noise, but it all comes down to this:
Protect Your Hearing, Protect Your Health!

Why do we care so much about unwanted noise? In the short term, noise causes stress (a well-established fact), and stress is hazardous to our health.

In the long term, noise causes hearing loss—and hearing loss itself is detrimental to our health and well-being. A growing body of research links hearing loss with social isolation, depression, an increased risk of falls, and even the onset of Alzheimer’s Disease and other dementias.

There’s so much to gain by working together to create a quieter more peaceful world. Our health depends on it!

Contact us for more information on custom made earplugs which can filter out unwanted noise https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/Services/noise-protection

03/03/2024

Changing mindsets
Let’s make ear and hearing care a reality for all

“Hearing loss has often been referred to as an “invisible disability”, not just because of the lack of visible symptoms, but because it has long been stigmatized in communities and ignored by policy-makers.”
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus - WHO Director-General

World Hearing Day 2024 will focus on overcoming the challenges posed by societal misperceptions and stigmatizing mindsets through awareness-raising and information-sharing, targeted at the public and health care providers.

For more information: https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-hearing-day/2024

14/11/2023

Happy Gujarati New Year 2080!
Wishing you a year of abundance, love and light.

Diwali in Gujarat marks the arrival of the new year and just like January 1st of every year. Gujarati New Year 2023 marks the start of the Vikram Samvat (the Gujarati calendar year 2080).

🎉

12/11/2023

Happy Diwali.
May light always lead us on our life’s journey.

18/08/2023

"I just didn't even know the process of what it was going to be like. She put me in the hearing test booth and sort of played around with all these things on my head and when the sound comes through, you have to push the button: I was almost sort of playing games with myself. 'Can you hear that? Can you not?'"

Read more about our journey with soccer star Mackenzie Arnold : https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/38194929/australias-world-cup-hero-arnold-dealing-hearing-loss

Australia goalkeeper Mackenzie Arnold tells ESPN about adjusting to wearing hearing aids: "It's life changing. It improves your life so much."

18/08/2023

👂🏽🦻🏼 So rewarding to have had such an influence! 🙌🏽

Australian goalie Mackenzie "Macca" Arnold helped bring her team to the FIFA Women's World Cup semifinals with a series of saves against France, during the longest round of penalties in World Cup history--and also revealed her hearing loss and new use of hearing aids. So even though the Matildas then fell to England😢 the team and Macca will continue to inspire on multiple levels!👏

Read more: https://www.espn.com/soccer/story/_/id/38194929/australias-world-cup-hero-arnold-dealing-hearing-loss



Photo credit: Optus Sport/OmniSport
https://sport.optus.com.au/news/womens-world-cup-2023/os61672/mackenzie-arnold-aiming-to-leave-lasting-world-cup-legacy-in-australia

12/08/2023

Women's World Cup: Matildas goalkeeper helps shed light on hearing loss for rising athletes.

Read full article here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-08-12/womens-world-cup-matildas-mackenzie-arnold-on-hearing-loss/102717614

03/03/2023

Ear and hearing care for all!
Let’s make it a reality

World Hearing Day 2023 will highlight the importance of integrating ear and hearing care within primary care, as an essential component of universal health coverage

Ear and hearing problems are among the most common problems encountered in the community.
Over 60% of these can be identified and addressed at the primary level of care.
Integration of ear and hearing care into primary care services is possible through training and capacity building at this level.
Such integration will benefit people and help countries move towards the goal of universal health coverage.

https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-hearing-day/2023

11/02/2023

Aarti completed a masterclass in assessment and rehabilitation of tinnitus and hyperacusis, including the specialist cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and coaching skills. So, supporting and counselling individuals and their families through the stages of hearing loss and tinnitus is a core part of her practice.

Tinnitus explained
Tinnitus is the perception of any sound that comes from inside your body or brain rather than an outside source. If you have tinnitus you may be experiencing a ringing, buzzing, roaring or hissing sound in your ears or in your head.

Tinnitus is very common – so you are not alone.
Many people experience temporary tinnitus, which means it usually disappears after a few hours or days. It can mostly be heard when you are in a quiet environment with no other sound. Some common causes of temporary tinnitus are
- Exposure to loud noise
- Ear infections
- Wax build up

Tinnitus is generally associated with your emotional status and stress. You may develop tinnitus after a life changing, emotional or stressful event.

This can affect your day to day life, activities, concentration, sleep and overall wellbeing, resulting in you feeling anxious, stressed or even depressed. If you are one of these individuals, don’t despair! There are many ways in which The Art of Hearing can help you manage your tinnitus.

Read more: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/Services/Tinnitus-and-Hyperacusis

Book an appointment with Aarti, at The Art of Hearing. A hearing assessment will change your life: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/contact-us

04/02/2023

Expert, personalised recommendations for customised earplugs that suit your hearing levels and your needs!

There are a range of over-the-counter sponge and silicone ear plugs available for swimming, surfing and sleeping. However, the comfort, fit and hygiene of these will vary depending on the size of your ear canal and how often you re-use them.

At The Art of Hearing we custom make the following ear plugs:
1. For Swimmer's Ear
2. For Surfer's Ear
3. For Sleeping
4. For In-ear Headphones

Disadvantages of over the counter ear plugs
- Increased risk of ear pain and infection if used regularly as bacteria can collect in the sponge very easily
- Hurt your ears after some time of use if they do not fit properly
- Keeps falling out
- Don’t seem to give you the protection you need

If you experience any of the above, then custom made earplugs are the solution for you.
Read more here: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/Services/Earplugs

Book an appointment with Aarti, at The Art of Hearing. A hearing assessment will change your life: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/contact-us

27/01/2023

If you are regularly exposed to loud noise or have been exposed to loud noise over a long period of time, the hair cells in your cochlea could be damaged. This means that your hearing acuity may be affected, but you may not yet notice it!

The louder the sounds, the shorter the time it takes for damage to occur to your hearing. It is vital that custom made noise-plugs are worn for exposure to sounds above 85 decibels.

You may have noise damage from your hobbies such as:
- Use of fi****ms, such as shooting or hunting
- Musician or DJ
- Regularly play a musical instrument
- Regularly attend music festivals or nightclubs

You may have occupational noise damage if you:
- Work in a factory with loud or heavy machinery
- Work as a builder on a building site
- Employed within the armed forces
- Employed as an aircraft engineer
- Have an occupation as a DJ
- Have an occupation as a musician
- Employed as a hair stylist using hairdryers regularly
- Are a dentist using dental drills regularly

You may have noise damage if you:
- Are a motorsport enthusiast
- Ride a motorcycle regularly
- Regularly use personal devices for listening to music at unsafe levels

Read more: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/Services/Noise-Protection

Book an appointment with Aarti, at The Art of Hearing. A hearing assessment will change your life: https://www.theartofhearing.co.uk/contact-us