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Adapting to hearing loss can be overwhelming no matter how you got here--suddenly or progressively. Hearing Loss LIVE! wants to help you take control of your hearing loss. Because we know that when you do, you will live more fully with fewer limits. We can help improve your communication obstacles in your day to day life. We at Hearing Loss LIVE! have about 100 years of experience between us in hearing loss. We have been at the very bottom of hearing loss, the very top and everything in between. Our past experience is based on mentoring others through other hearing loss organizations. Julia helped people with access to CART/live captioning, Chelle as a Hard of Hearing Assistant and later as Specialist for Utah for a number of years and Michele offering peer support and presenting to organizations and agencies on navigating the world with a hearing loss. For those with hearing loss and their families: We share knowledge, strategies and technology tips to smooth out the journey. We have 1 on 1 peer mentoring or group sessions for the Hard of Hearing and/or family and friends. Hearing loss is a communication disorder and small adjustments to communication habits for both sides can make a difference. Businesses, agencies and organizations: One in five people have a hearing loss, you’re seeing them everyday. How well are you serving them? Are you clear on the communication needs for the Hard of Hearing or do you confuse them with that of the Deaf Community? We offer consultation to clear up misconceptions and myths. If you would like a written transcript please contact: info@hearinglosslive.com

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Hearing Loss LIVE! What we Learned Incidental Hearing

March 21, 2024 • Hearing Loss LIVE!

What is incidental hearing? Being able to pick up on side conversations. In this episode we share some experiences of others, as well as our own, on what we learned while talking about incidental hearing. How hearing loss technology may or may not help. Also, how the Hard of Hearing can navigate the loss of Incidental Hearing

Thank you Rachel Barber of living4moments.com who shared an experience last month that fits right into this month as well. Hearing loss does not discriminate. It's always nice to connect to others who help spread hearing loss awareness of communication needs.

Read our post on Incidental Hearing here:
https://hearinglosslive.com/incidental-hearing/

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In this episode we will share some experiences of others as well as our own on what we learned about #IncidentalLearning with #HearingLoss and how #Technology may or may not help and how #HardofHearing can navigate the loss of #IncidentalHearing

Thank you Rachel Barber of living4moments.com who shared an experience last month that fits right into this month as well. Hearing loss does not have boundaries, and it's always nice to connect to others helping to spread awareness and off business trainings.