Living Well with Hearing Loss can be challenging….
We can help!
Support / Education / Advocacy
Through informational meetings (online and in-person), communications (newsletter, web, social media), accessible events, community outreach, and advocacy we help people with hearing loss communicate better to live more fully.
Join Us!
Donate
Please consider donating. Any amount is appreciated.
Reuse/Recycle
Consider donating old hearing aids.
Upcoming Meetings
- Nov 7th: Reclaim the Groove
2:30 pm In-Person & Zoom, Watertown Public Library, 123 Main Street
Register:
Reclaim the Groove
Hearing loss can rob us of many things, not least enjoyment of music. Even as listening technology helps us improve sound perception, our ability to enjoy or feel music may remain impacted.
But perception of the rhythmic aspects of music remains even with a severe/profound hearing loss.
We can build upon this strength to progress in other listening areas.
Reclaim the Groove for Music and Movement is a unique interactive workshop that explores aspects of hearing. Join us for fun in an accessible environment. Snacks and Socializing after this inspiring presentation - Nov 5th: Navigating Hearing Loss with Beth Wilson
1pm, In-person & on Zoom, Sandwich Public Library, 142 Main Street
Meeting Link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89460250868?pwd=pWMglmoxf1VcfYxX3Uqtl7FbgFDva5.1#success
Questions? Email
[email protected] - Nov 4th: Smart Home Tech: Products & Devices to Make Your Home “Work”
1:00pm on Zoom
Registration: link
Curious about how smart home devices can make daily tasks easier, safer, and more efficient? Join this webinar as we highlight popular assistive technologies that boost independence both inside and outside the home. We’ll also cover costs, potential funding sources, and how to navigate common hurdles along the way.
Presenter: Chris Delenick, OTD, OTL
Click here for directions.
All Maine CITE webinars are recorded and archived for later viewing but you must register in advance for the meeting to get the link to the archive.
- Nov 2nd: Succeed in Your Hearing Loss Journey
4:30pm on Zoom
Register:
Hearing Loss JourneyJoin this informative meeting led by HLAA Washington state board member Carolyn Odio, highly respected for her deep understanding of hearing loss challenges and the technology and skills that can help.
Carolyn has authored the much-valued A-Z Hearing Loss guide (link) and publishes a weekly blog Hearing Loss Tips that many members follow (subscribe here)
Carolyn with cover a variety of topics including ENT visits, Costco advocacy, Cocktail Party Problem, Multi-Talker Network, Hearing aid ratings, and more.
Questions, email the HLAA Peninsula Chapter
at [email protected]
Upcoming Events
- Nov 7th: Reclaim the Groove
2:30 pm In-Person & Zoom, Watertown Public Library, 123 Main Street
Register:
Reclaim the GrooveHearing loss can rob us of many things, not least enjoyment of music. Even as listening technology helps us improve sound perception, our ability to enjoy or feel music may remain impacted.
But perception of the rhythmic aspects of music remains even with a severe/profound hearing loss.
We can build upon this strength to progress in other listening areas.
Reclaim the Groove for Music and Movement is a unique interactive workshop that explores aspects of hearing. Join us for fun in an accessible environment. Snacks and Socializing after this inspiring presentation - Spring 2027: Free Auditory Training @ BU Hearing Center
- Webinar: AI in Hearing Loss
with Dr. Jan Blustein, M.D., Ph.D.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform nearly every aspect of hearing healthcare, from screening and diagnosis to treatment and rehabilitation.
Watch a panel of experts provide plain-language explanations of what AI is, how it is addressing the long-standing challenge of understanding speech in noisy environments and the possibilities it opens to improving screening and diagnosis of common causes of hearing loss. - Oct 4th: Boston Walk4Hearing
