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Deafness affects so much more than just a person’s ability to hear. This World Mental Health Day, we want to shine a light on the hidden links between hearing loss and mental health.

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Beki Ward

If you’ve ever lived with a Cocker Spaniel, you’ll know it’s impossible not to fall in love with these floppy-eared, fun-loving friends. However, you’ll also have noticed that they have some peculiar – but equally adorable – habits.

Black and white spaniel puppy

For Jamie, losing his hearing was soul-destroying. Feeling trapped, the outside world became intimidating and terrifying. Then, he met his hearing dog, Arthur. Now, Jamie’s days that were once filled with anxiety, are filled with laughter.

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There are many different medical and environmental causes of hearing loss that can happen at any age. Here are six causes of hearing loss that you may not expect, and how to get support if you’re concerned about your hearing.

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After a long dark winter, it’s wonderful to have longer days, bright skies and warmer weather. We’ve pulled together four pieces of advice from our Canine Healthcare Team to help you have a blooming marvellous time with your furry friend this spring.

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Lisa went from feeling anxious and isolated, to living the full life she deserves thanks to hearing dog Alfie.

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“Without my hearing dogs, I do not know where I'd be today.”

A smiling grey haird woman, kim, and beside her is Bear, a light coloured cocker spaniel hearing dog.

When May decided to retire, she also made the decision to take action and understand her hearing loss.

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Sarah was born profoundly deaf and often made to feel she was not important – almost invisible.Hearing dog Albert has also broken down barriers and given her the confidence to live life how she wants to.

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