23 November 2022

Take action with these communication tips

What are some things to remember when talking to people with hearing loss?

We have prepared this handy poster featuring the top six tips for best practice when talking to people with hearing loss.

These are just small things we can all do to help improve communication. Practice these tips whenever you are talking to someone – it’s not just those of us with hearing loss who can benefit.

Download a PDF version of this poster to hang up on the office fridge or noticeboard. Or put one up at home to remind yourself to practice these skills.

Download the BHA Communications Tips Poster

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Better Hearing Australia Brisbane Ltd
Level 1, 88 Tribune Street
South Brisbane QLD 4101
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Better Hearing Australia Brisbane Ltd
Level 1, 88 Tribune Street
South Brisbane QLD 4101

Hearing Loss Advice & Support

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