Setting Healthy Aging Goals That Fit Your Real Life
Healthy aging goals work best when they are small and specific. Practical ways to set goals for movement, nutrition, memory, and hearing health this fall.
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How to Support Family and Friends with Hearing Loss
Support family and friends with hearing loss through simple communication habits, thoughtful gathering setups, and understanding technology options like CapTel.
Sleep and the Season Change: Why Fall Can Disrupt Your Rest
Sleep and the season change can affect your rest more than you think. Here’s why fall disrupts sleep and simple ways to help your body adjust.
The Quiet Power of a Standing Get-Together
Discover the quiet power of a standing get-together, and how a weekly meet-up with a friend can strengthen connection, routine, and wellness at any age.
Common Myths and Facts About Hearing Loss
Common myths and facts about hearing loss, written for families, caregivers, and anyone newly diagnosed, with clear answers to the questions that come up most.
Community Walks: Promoting Hearing Loss Awareness This Fall
Join community walks for hearing loss awareness this fall, including HLAA’s Walk4Hearing events, and see how to register, fundraise, or start a team.
How to Host a Hearing Loss-Friendly BBQ with Outdoor Games
Host a hearing loss-friendly BBQ this summer with tips for setup, seating, outdoor games, and small choices that make every guest feel welcome.
Harvesting Health: Late Summer Produce and Its Nutritional Benefits
Explore the nutritional benefits of late summer produce with a guide to peak-season fruits and vegetables that support wellness and everyday cooking.
End-of-Summer Getaways Worth Taking Before Labor Day
End-of-summer getaways worth planning before Labor Day, from national parks to coastal towns and lake country, with tips for travel with hearing loss.
How to Make the Most of Summer Sporting Events
Make the most of summer sporting events with tips for venue accessibility, seat selection, watch parties, and enjoying every play with hearing loss in mind.