“If you suffer from tinnitus visit the team at Clayton Park Audiology. After a friendly greeting with receptionist, Ashley, I met and had an extensive consult with audiologist Lyndsay Bozec. Lyndsay is very kind and friendly and she offered me a number of suggestions and applications to help me manage my tinnitus. Fortunately with Lyndsay’s assistance I am now living more peacefully with the distress of tinnitus.”
Blog Author
Lyndsay Bozec
REGISTERED AUDIOLOGIST, NSCASLP
Lyndsay is a passionate advocate for hearing health awareness and hearing preservation. Over the years she has delivered various hearing health presentations and hearing aid workshops for caregiver workshops across HRM.
Clayton Park Audiology Blog
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