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NF2 Nursing Team

Physical and emotional changes in your health can lead to difficulties in personal relationships; these difficulties are understandable and quite normal.

Please do not be afraid to discuss emotional, physical or social problems with the Nf2 staff. They will be familiar with the problems you encounter, and will be supportive.

The NF2 service offers ongoing support to you throughout the year, not just when you are seen in clinic. If you feel any of these services may be useful to you, contact the NF2 nurses to discuss.

What we offer

  • Clinical Nurse Specialists

  • Physiotherapy

  • Clinical Psychologist

  • Genetic counselling

    • Helps you to understand the genetic aspects of NF2

    • Suggests different ways to share information with family members

    • Provides you with information about options for having a family

  • Hearing therapy

    • Advice on communication

      • Lip-reading and sign language classes

      • Hearing aids

      • Communication aids: telephone, pager etc.

    • Adjusting to hearing loss

    • Hearing symptoms

      • Tinnitus

    • Speech difficulties

Resources


General information about the condition NF2 on the NHS website.


Dedicated to the needs of people with NF2.

Hearing loss


Experts in providing support for people with hearing loss and tinnitus.


Day-to-day care, communication services and training, and also practical advice to help people protect their hearing.


Advice, guidance and information about tinnitus.

Independent living / jobs / benefits


Grants for practical employment support if you have a disability, health or mental health condition.



National charity helping people in financial hardship to gain access to welfare benefits, grants and support.