Exercising Your Hearing Brain [Dilworth Hearing]

The auditory brain is like a muscle – it requires regular exercise to remain fit and functioning at its best. When even a mild hearing loss is present, the brain no longer receives a full input of stimulation and over time it can lose the ability to interpret certain sounds. For the best results, it is important not to wait too long between first noticing a hearing loss and doing something to address it.

Contrary to popular opinion hearing aids will not make your ears “lazy”. In fact correctly fitted aids exercise and train the brain, keeping the hearing process active. Sounds you thought were lost forever can be relearned, restoring a full hearing experience again.

The sound quality, comfort and appearance of hearing aids have improved dramatically so there has never been a better time to have your hearing thoroughly tested and to get advice on how to enhance your hearing.

We invite you to experience the Dilworth Hearing difference. Book a personalized assessment and benefit from a full diagnostic hearing test, hearing needs assessment and in-clinic demonstration of today’s hearing aid technology. This one hour appointment normally costs $90 but is offered to our GrownUps readers at $50. Don’t let hearing loss detract from your lifestyle any longer.

A friendly caution: Effective hearing treatment must be personalised so be wary of highly discounted hearing care deals which offer a pre-selected product. Don’t be tempted by free hearing checks; they are usually just screening checks and that’s why they are free. Hearing aids can be incorrectly recommended based on a free check – always insist on a full diagnostic hearing test.

Make an appointment with us today.

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