Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment for Tinnitus

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment for Tinnitus Written by: Dr. Phoebe Clouser   Tinnitus is a debilitating condition that many people experience.  Tinnitus is any perception of sound when there is no sound source present.  It often presents as a ringing, humming or buzzing sound.  Approximately 50 million Americans are impacted from some type… Continue reading Cognitive Behavioral Therapy as a Treatment for Tinnitus

Gallaudet University: Pioneers of Deafspace Architecture

In 2005 Galluadet University received a $5 million donation for a new language and linguistics building. That donation sparked a movement that went far beyond the school. The movement is called DeafSpace Architecture. Galluadet University is a liberal arts college for the deaf and hard of hearing – the only one in the United States.… Continue reading Gallaudet University: Pioneers of Deafspace Architecture

Five Obstacles that Keep Your Hearing Aids Out of Your Ears

Are your hearing aids in your ears? If not, where are they? A desk drawer, car console, nightstand? Hearing aids are amazing technological products that enhance your hearing and well-being if you wear them. Regretfully, if your hearing aids are seeing little or no use, you are not alone. A study conducted at Johns Hopkins… Continue reading Five Obstacles that Keep Your Hearing Aids Out of Your Ears

Hearing Amplifiers and Hearing Aids—How to Choose the Best Device for Your Hearing Loss

Did you know that you can purchase a hearing device at your local department store? It is true; you can buy a device that will amplify sounds for you. Although people buy these devices instead of a hearing aid, they are not approved medical products. These devices, intended to be used by individuals with normal… Continue reading Hearing Amplifiers and Hearing Aids—How to Choose the Best Device for Your Hearing Loss

Gallaudet University’s Unique Building Design for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired

When you consider technology designed for the hearing impaired, it is likely that hearing aids, cochlear implants, and closed-captioning top the list. Would construction come to mind? Gallaudet University which is the world’s only liberal arts institution for the deaf is architecturally designing space specifically for the hearing impaired. With the goal of making communication… Continue reading Gallaudet University’s Unique Building Design for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired

November Hearing Champion!

Hearing Champion Diane Anderson We would like to introduce our November Hearing Champion, Diane Anderson! Diane has struggled with a hereditary hearing loss since she was in 4th grade. Hearing loss ran on her mother’s side, so she grew up with her mother and grandmother struggling with hearing loss. Thankfully because of their awareness, they… Continue reading November Hearing Champion!