Testimonials

June Bille

”I didn’t want my hearing loss to control my life”….37-year-old Key Account Manager June Bille therefore decided to acquire a hearing aid – which was not an easy decision. It took her a long time to acknowledge that something had to be done about her hearing loss.

June’s story discloses some of the annoyances associated with hearing loss – but it is also inspirational and heartening to hear how June’s Senso Diva hearing aid has improved her quality of life.

 1 - Living with a hearing loss

  2 - The decision to get hearing aids

 3 - That’s how I acquired my Senso Diva hearing aid

 4 - Senso Diva improved my quality of life

Learn about hearing loss
Increase your knowledge about the physiological consequences of a hearing loss – see and read about what sound is and how our hearing system functions.
Types of hearing loss
Here you can read about different types of hearing loss and treatment.
Read about living with a hearing loss
Read about typical reactions to hearing loss and get advice on what you can do to make everyday life easier – if you have a hearing loss yourself or if you want to support one in your family that has a hearing loss.
First-time hearing aid user
As a first-time user there are some things that you have to get used to. Acquiring a hearing aid can be seen as a learning process. The user not only has to get accustomed to having something in the ear, but also to a quite new sound. Learn more about what it involves to be a first-time hearing aid user.
How to acquire hearing aids
Read more about the different steps in the process.
Do you know anyone with a hearing loss?
How to help and support them.
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