We all strive to eat things that help the body and mind, even if we sometimes indulge in delicious desserts. Lucky for us, there has been a lot of good research on super foods – foods that pack in an extra punch of nutrients and antioxidants in every bite.
This year’s Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) convention promises to be informative – with many speakers, researchers and workshops – but also incredibly fun. Where else can you speak candidly about your travel mix-up, the joy you felt using your captioned telephone for the first time to talk with your grandson or the laugh you had about what your spouse thought you said?
Who doesn’t love a good celebration? The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) is hosting its seventh annual Walk4Hearing events around the country to raise funds to support people of all ages living with hearing loss, and to bring the community together to celebrate.
Realizing that your parents are aging and might need some extra help can feel strange because the roles are reversed: Your parents cared for you as you grew up, and now you want to look out for them as they grow older.
Hearing loss shouldn’t stop you from taking that weekend getaway or fabulous trip you’ve always dreamed about. There are many technological devices and accommodations at hotels and attractions today that take hearing loss into account, letting you fully enjoy every aspect of your travels.
It’s human nature to avoid addressing challenging situations. From your health to a troublesome coworker, it often seems easier to cope with what is going on than to do anything to improve the situation. But then you have that “aha” moment and wonder why you procrastinated in the first place.
Do you sometimes feel “off” on days when you haven’t been able to connect with friends and family members? Whether you live next door or across the country from loved ones, staying in touch isn’t just good for the soul, it’s good for your overall health and well-being.
If you’re facing the challenge of hearing loss, you know how frustrating it can be. But it doesn’t mean you have to drastically change your lifestyle or give up the activities you enjoy.
CapTel Captioned Telephone is pleased to announce its sponsorship for the Hearing Loss Association of America’s (HLAA) Walk4Hearing events in 2012. The sponsorship reaffirms CapTel’s dedication to raising awareness of hearing loss issues. The HLAA Walk4Hearing is the largest walk of its kind in the… Read More »CapTel Captioned Telephone National Sponsor of the Walk4Hearing
In recognition of his instrumental role in improving telephone communications for people with hearing loss, Robert M. Engelke, founder and CEO of Ultratec, Inc, is being awarded an honorary doctoral degree from the University of Wisconsin – Madison. In conferring the degree, the university cited… Read More »Ultratec CEO to receive honorary degree