Accessibility Matters

Accessibility Matters For people with hearing loss, being unable to hear what a teacher, presenter, or coworker is saying is an everyday reality. Simple things such as placing an order at a restaurant, attending training, and even having coffee with a friend pose unique challenges. Hearing loss should not prevent any individual from being able […]
Tips To Navigate The Holiday Season With Hearing Loss

Tips To Navigate The Holiday Season With Hearing Loss The holiday season is often filled with excitement and festivities, but it can also bring added pressures and complex family dynamics. These challenges can sometimes feel even more overwhelming for those with hearing loss. It might feel easier to get through chaotic gatherings by keeping your […]
Raising Deaf Children: Strategies for Success

Raising Deaf Children: Strategies for Success The majority (more than 90%) of deaf children are born to hearing parents. It is natural for a parent to be overwhelmed and unsure where to start. Not only do you have to take on the role of a new parent, but being an advocate for the child has […]
Six Tips for Creating an Inclusive Workspace

Six Tips for Creating an Inclusive Workspace Whether your company is large or small, prioritizing the recruitment of a diverse workforce and implementing equity and inclusion policies is essential. Inclusion should extend beyond the hiring process to ensure that all employees have the tools and support they need to thrive. By creating an inclusive environment […]
Lip Reading and the Importance of Captioning

Lip Reading and the Importance of Captioning The number one rule of communicating with individuals who have hearing loss is to avoid making assumptions. Just as no two people share identical preferences for food or music, each person has unique preferences for how they’d like to communicate. It is a common misconception that all individuals […]
Deaf Awareness Month

September is Deaf Awareness Month, with International Week of the Deaf taking place September 20th – September 26th this year. This month serves to increase awareness of Deaf culture and language and issues around accessibility for those who are Deaf. History of Deaf Awareness Month Deaf Awareness Month began in 1958 when the World Federation […]
Caring for a Partner With Hearing Loss

Caring for a Partner With Hearing Loss Communication is a key component of a successful relationship. Having a partner with hearing loss can make learning how to communicate effectively with one another challenging, but these relationships can thrive despite their communication differences. This learning curve can occur when a hearing person meets someone with hearing […]
Four Ways to Make Your Event Accessible

Four Ways to Make Your Event Accessible Whether your event is large or small, in-person or virtual, creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable and welcome is essential. Prioritizing accessibility ensures inclusivity and enhances the overall quality and impact of your event, making it more meaningful for all attendees. As you begin your event planning, […]
Signs Of Speech Or Language Disorder In Young Children

In our pursuit of increasing accessibility, we want to equip you with the knowledge and signs to keep your child happy and healthy. A speech and language disorder can be subtle and easily overlooked if you don’t know what to look for. Identifying the problem early can significantly impact a child’s development and educational journey. […]
9 Tips to Prevent Hearing Loss & Preserve Your Hearing

9 Tips to Prevent Hearing Loss & Preserve Your Hearing Although hearing is one of the five human senses, it’s easy to take for granted. Hearing loss often goes undiagnosed or ignored due to more pressing health issues until it interferes with daily life. But just as you exercise and eat a heart-healthy diet to […]