Whether you have an active, casual or quiet lifestyle, we have a hearing treatment plan to match!

Nashlea Brogan

Audiologist, Doctor of Audiology

Nashlea decided to become a Doctor of Audiology after she started to lose her own hearing at age 18. Her hearing worsened over the years until she was completely deaf. During this time, her own Audiologist encouraged and inspired her to become a Doctor of Audiology.

Before getting cochlear implants years later, Nashlea grew to understand that a hearing loss isn’t just a health issue that can be resolved with hearing aids. It affects your whole life; your schooling, work, social life and personal relationships. She knew that in order to fully help people, she needed to take a holistic approach to caring for the physical, emotional and lifestyle hearing needs of her patients.

Nashlea’s first-hand experience struggling with her own diagnosis and the practical day-to-day changes she had to make has helped her to become a better and more compassionate audiologist. She devotes a lot of time counseling patients to help them successfully adapt to their new hearing lifestyle and has created a specialized team at Bluewater Hearing to extend that level of care over the lifespan of your treatment.

When Nashlea isn’t seeing patients and running a business, she enjoys skiing in British Columbia with her husband Dr. Stephane Lefebvre (Lefebvre Dentistry) and participating in competitive bodybuilding. She’s also a full-time mom to Pearson and Rochelle and spends a lot of time traveling with her son to play soccer, and to Highland Dance competitions with her daughter.

Michelle Brogan

Hearing Instrument Specialist

For the past 16 years, Michelle has worked alongside her sister, Nashlea at Bluewater Hearing. Together, they grew the business to be the positive team-oriented clinic it is today by hiring great staff and providing a full range of products and services.

She has learned so much from her sister’s personal experiences with hearing loss and credits Nashlea with teaching her to see things from a different perspective. These experiences have also greatly influenced her career path. After graduating from Tyndale University College & Seminary, Michelle went on to complete her studies at Grant MacEwan College to become a Hearing Instrument Specialist.

Michelle loves to help people. She’s had the opportunity to meet hundreds of families across Lambton County. She’s always ready to help-out wherever needed, whether it’s demonstrating new equipment, listening attentively to patient’s personal experiences or answering questions from her team.

Her busy life also includes regularly traveling across Ontario with her husband and family while her three daughters to compete in Highland Dancing, Cheerleading or Swim Meets.