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Understanding and Managing Age-Related Hearing Loss
Getting older has its perks, from retiring from work and spending time exploring new hobbies to going on long-anticipated vacations. Unfortunately, there are a few extra things to think about, from taking medication to managing…
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Managing Hearing Loss at Savannah’s Christmas Market
Savannah’s Christmas Market runs from November 20th to December 31st, 2025! The month-long festival will feature handcrafted art, tasty food and more. If you’ve been waiting for this event all year, but you’re worried your…
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Connecting Over the Holidays: Communication Tips for Clearer Conversations
Hearing loss affects nearly 20% of the global population. If you’re among that number, you might be thinking about how your hearing loss will affect your ability to join in on all the fast-approaching holiday…
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How To Help Children With Hearing Loss Enjoy Halloween
Helping your kids get ready for Halloween is a big task. You help them choose their costume, buy crafting supplies, do their ghostly makeup and more. If one or more of your children has hearing…
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Tips for Dining Out When You Have Hearing Loss
Savannah is full of delicious restaurants offering a diverse range of cuisine, from local Georgia specialties to international fare. Unfortunately, if you’re among the 20% of people with hearing loss, dining out may be more…
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Accessible Walking Tours: A Guide for People With Hearing Loss
Walking tours are an excellent way to see a city. While most associate walking tours with tourism, they’re also great for residents who want to know more about the city they call home. Whether you…
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Quiet Nights: Building Your Tinnitus Sleep Toolkit
Adults need at least seven hours of sleep a night to stay rested and healthy. Unfortunately, people with tinnitus often struggle to get their necessary rest. If a constant ringing, buzzing or whooshing makes winding…
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Understanding the Link Between Hearing Loss and Auditory Fatigue
Sitting in a crowded Savannah restaurant listening to your friend tell a story, only to find yourself annoyed or exhausted with the background chatter, is an unpleasant experience. While anyone can find the constant presence…
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Going to College With Hearing Loss: Tips for Success
Leaving high school and starting your first year of college is an exciting time. You get a little more freedom, a chance to choose what you want to learn and an opportunity to meet some…
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Athletes and Hearing: Protecting Your Ears in Sports
Hockey, baseball, football, basketball, tennis, boxing and cycling are just a few of the many sports people enjoy watching or playing. If you play one or more of these sports, you know how important safety…
