Hearing Life The Magazine For BETTER HEARING   Click here to view Digital Issue In this issue of Hearing Life, Latisha Porter-Vaughn demonstrates that living well with hearing loss consists of persistence, willing to continue learning about it, finding support, staying active and engaged and taking advantage of assistive listening devices. In The Heart of Hearing, broadcast…

Download the PDF Flyer On behalf of Rally Caps and the Hearing Loss Association of America, join us for our Rally Caps Hearing Loss Awareness Day on June 26th as the Tampa Bay Rays take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 1:40 pm. SUN., JUNE 26 VS. PIT START TIME: 1:40 P.M. GATES OPEN: 12:10 P.M.…

Print Flyer (pdf) Understand what is said when no words are heard  . . . . . . spoken or not!! Where do you look to feel safe in any situation in everyday life: Dating Shopping Slow talking people Head turner talkers Meeting new people Untruthful people In a crowd “Nonverbal interaction allows for words to…

On behalf of Rally Caps and the Hearing Loss Association of America, join us for our Rally Caps Hearing Loss Awareness Day on June 26th as the Tampa Bay Rays take on the Pittsburgh Pirates at 1:40 pm.   A portion of this $25 lower level ticket will benefit the Hearing Loss Association of America.

Meandering Through the Hearing World Opportunities for Hearing Help in Florida   Recently, the Florida State Chapter held their November board meeting. A link to the meeting was sent to those in the Florida State Chapter email directory.  I encourage you to watch this very informative meeting. If you did not receive a link to…

Meandering Through the Hearing World The Broad View of Hearing   From my home in Southwest Florida, I immediately felt the jubilation after virtually entering the  Florida Hearing Loss Association of America hybrid meeting held in the Sarasota library on the morning of April 27. This was the first in-person meeting held in two years.…

2022 Florida Walk4Hearing Add to Calendar   When: June 25, 2022 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm   Where: The Sail Plaza 333 S Franklin St Tampa, FL 33602 Cost: Registration is free   Contact:  Ronnie Adler  Email  Event website    Tags: Florida    Florida Walk4Hearing Reunite with Walk4Hearing! Walk4Hearing is the only nationwide walk event spotlighting…

By Barbara Kelley, Executive Director, Hearing Loss Association of America Follow Barbara on Twitter, @Bkelley_HLAA. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is preparing the final rules for a new class of hearing aids that will soon be available in stores and online, without a doctor’s prescription. The idea is to make hearing aids easier to get…

Categories: Blog, Hearing Loss, HLAA, HLAA Blog, Isolation, News, Newsroom By John Kinstler, Outreach Marketing Manager, CapTel Captioned Telephone, Inc. CapTel Captioned Telephone, Inc. is an HLAA Hear for Life Partner. CapTel is teaming with HLAA to promote hearing health and encourage more Americans to act on their hearing. We are pleased to share a guest blog post from CapTel’s John Kinstler. Mention of…

  https://www.hearingloss.org/the-power-of-coda/   The Power of “CODA” April 5, 2022 Categories: Blog, HLAA, HLAA Blog, News, Newsroom By Carrie Johnson, Senior Communications Manager, Hearing Loss Association of America The Apple TV+ film “CODA” captured the hearts of many and was recognized as Best Picture at the Oscars. The Oscars are presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.…

HLAA Executive Director Barbara Kelley invites you to join us at HLAA’s 2022 Convention in Tampa, Florida.  The HLAA 2022 Convention is June 23-25 in Tampa, Florida! HLAA is very excited to be hosting an in-person Convention again. This year the exhibit hall, workshops, demo presentations, plenary sessions, social events and Research Symposium will all be…

Meandering Through the Hearing World Friends Helping Friends   Recently, I had the pleasure of having dinner with a woman who suffers from hearing loss. We met several years ago and became friends after having many conversations about our shared problem. I found out that she developed sudden hearing loss in her forties. I told…