How can I improve my speechreading?
One tactic that people living with hearing loss use during conversations is speechreading, which is also called lip reading.
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What to Know about Hearing Aids?
If you don’t know much about hearing aids but are just looking into trying them out, here is some very basic information to get you started, concerning how hearing aids work, how they fit and what they can do to improve your hearing:
Top 5 Hearing Aid Myths and Misconceptions
There are many common misconceptions about hearing aids.
Communication repair strategies for smooth conversation
Despite how simple it seems, good communication takes work.
Assessing Your New Hearing Health Practitioner
Choosing a new health care practitioner in any realm can be a bit daunting. But after you’ve finally done the hard work of researching, selecting and visiting a new health care provider, it’s a good idea to assess him or her to make sure your needs were met and you feel comfortable.
Hearing loss and the interview: Tips for employers
As an employer, there are some easy things to do to help people with hearing loss thrive in the workplace. You should consult ADA requirements, but here are our best tips to facilitate excellent communication with someone who is hard of hearing: During the interview While job… Read More »Hearing loss and the interview: Tips for employers
Sleep and Hearing Health
It’s important for all of us to get adequate sleep each night to renew our bodies and give our minds a rest.
What interferes with speechreading?
People living with hearing loss often develop excellent speechreading skills.
Hearing Health Resolutions for the New Year
Health is a big topic of many people’s New Year’s resolutions, whether that means focusing on physical health by vowing to hit the gym more frequently, or working on emotional health by spending more time with friends.
New research could lead to new treatment for Meniere’s disease
New research from the University of Colorado School of Medicine might lead to the banishment of debilitating Meniere’s Disease through treatments aimed at targeting fluid in the inner ear.