Tips & Advice

Practical Guidance for Living with Hearing Impairments. In our Tips and Advice category, we offer practical guidance and actionable strategies to help manage the challenges of living with hearing impairments. This section is filled with useful information, covering everything from making the most of hearing aids and assistive devices, to effective communication techniques, and lifestyle changes that can improve daily interactions and overall well-being. Whether you need tips to better your own hearing experience, seek advice for supporting someone with hearing challenges, or want the latest on hearing health care, this category provides essential resources to inform and empower. We share expert advice, real user experiences, and helpful tips aimed at enhancing the lives of those in the hearing-impaired community.

Speech Therapy Tips for HOH Kids

ByJulius03595

Helping Your Child Build Stronger Communication Skills Speech therapy plays a vital role in helping hard-of-hearing (HOH) children develop strong language and communication…

Helping hard of hearing children start school strong

Helping Children with Hearing Challenges Start School Strong

ByHOHYPF051210

Helping kids with hearing challenges as they start school takes teamwork, inclusion, and the right tools. Learn practical ways to support their journey.

Picture this: a young individual with headphones securely over their ears, holding a sleek electronic device. They sit face-to-face with a specialist conducting an intricate hearing test within the calm confines of a soundproof room. The setting is straightforward and clinical, featuring the examiner stationed behind an array of specialized equipment on their desk.

At [Foundation’s Name], we're dedicated to transforming these clinical encounters into empowering moments for hard-of-hearing youth. Through cutting-edge auditory assessments and personalized support, we don't just measure hearing – we unlock potential and pave pathways to brighter futures.

Back to School – Don’t Forget Your Child’s Hearing…

ByDonna McGill08923

As the school year nears, don’t forget your child’s hearing test. Recent findings reveal a troubling increase in tinnitus among teens from loud…

Five young minds, encapsulated by three vivacious girls and two energetic boys, are nestled comfortably on a sizeable stone structure, bathed in the tranquil ambiance of Mother Nature. Their faces are aglow - a stirring tableau of joy and genuine engagement underpinned by the rhythm of their lively chatter. They're not just exchanging words; they're building bridges of understanding, defying the silence that few can comprehend. Damn right - they’re hard of hearing but certainly not hard to inspire.

Effective Communication with Hard-of-Hearing Young People

ByJulius0106316

Navigate the nuances of engaging with hard of hearing youth through our insightful guide. Discover strategies that emphasize empathy and respect, turning potential…

Smiling family sitting on a rolled-up rug in a new home surrounded by boxes, creating a supportive space for their hard-of-hearing child.

Small Changes, Big Difference – Home Fixes for HOH…

Discover affordable, real-life home improvements that support hard-of-hearing children. Real estate expert Kęstutis shares how lighting, layout, mirrors, and sound control can improve…

Here we have a rousing scene of enthusiastic young learners, hands reaching skywards, not merely expanding their intellects but challenging existing norms. This is no ordinary classroom scenario. These life-embracing youngsters are part of an inspiring collective - our hard-of-hearing youth - eager to learn, innovate and redefine the narrow confines of 'normal'. The spirit radiating from their upraised arms serves as an inspiring testament to their indomitable will and immense potential.

Navigating the Educational Journey: A Guide for Parents of…

ByDonna McGill0137710

Lets look into essential strategies and resources designed to aid hard of hearing students in navigating their educational journey, ensuring they receive the…

We have a remarkable lady here; donning a vivid artwork of tattoos, exuding strength and self-assurance that's nothing short of admirable. And there, by her side, a faithful companion - an angelic white dog. These are the resilient underdogs who thrive in life’s symphony despite its challenging rhythm—heroes for our hard-of-hearing youth to look up to.

Considering a Hearing Assistance Dog?

ByDonna McGill0163910

Hearing assistance dogs provide essential support for individuals with hearing impairments, enhancing safety, independence, and emotional well-being. This article explores the roles, responsibilities,…

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A diverse group of young students in a bright classroom, reading colorful booklets. The classroom fosters inclusion, with a focus on supporting hard-of-hearing students through clear communication and an engaging learning environment.

Imagine five kids, backpacks slung over their shoulders, united in a sunlit corridor. Their smiles say it all - at "aac-for-hoh-children," we build more than just communication skills; we cultivate community and uplift HOH youth together. This is where friendships form and confidence grows, all while fostering an inclusive and supportive environment.

Picture a young child in a vibrant pink top, completely engrossed in their learning tablet. With the power of a cochlear implant we are opening worlds of opportunity for hard of hearing youth. Together, let's amplify their potential and transform challenges into triumphs.

A mother and daughter sitting at a breakfast table, engaged in a meaningful conversation about confidence and support.

A mother and her hard-of-hearing child sit on a cozy couch in a warmly lit home, reading a book together. A soft blanket, a cup of tea, and a glowing fireplace create a secure and comforting atmosphere.

A young woman undergoing a hearing test with headphones in a clinical setting.

Pediatrician performing a hearing screening on a newborn baby.