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Teachers and educators are often among best positioned to help identify the presence of hearing loss in children. Spending a lot of time around kids, they’ll often notice firsthand if a child is hav...Read More

In a hearing like me blog, Ellie Parfitt writes about Good Vibrations, the first deaf accessible music festival. “Being profoundly deaf myself,” she writes, “for the first time in my life I fina...Read More

It’s the new year! Have you decided on your new years resolution? If not – of if you wanted to go the extra mile and tack on one or two extra – consider making 2018 the year to do someth...Read More

Can you enjoy music as much as you did before your hearing loss? That depends on your level of hearing loss. It also depends on how your aid processes music. Healthy Hearing gets right to the heart of...Read More

So you finally landed that job interview you were hoping to get. It’s the night before and you prepared your notes, polished your resume, studied the history of the company. Only one problem –...Read More

A few weeks ago we wrote about hearing issues during the winter months, and though we touched on it briefly, we wanted to devote a little more time to an issue that many will face over the next few we...Read More

So you think you have hearing loss. What are the first steps you should take? What can you expect? The first step is probably a visit to a clinic or your family physician’s office, where you’ll mo...Read More

Summer is officially over. We’re smack in the middle of fall. Cold weather is right around the corner. For those with hearing loss, what does that mean? Wintertime weather means bulky clothing like ...Read More

It’s Halloween season, and with Halloween season comes candy, costumes, and – you guessed it – hearing aid safety. Every parent knows the basics of safe trick or treating (look both ways...Read More