When “Working” Is Not Working Well With Hearing Loss My motorcycle communication setup combines hearing aids with an external microphone and helmet communication system. Why I turn my hearing aid microphones off before every motorcycle ride This post is part…
How to Prepare When Hearing Loss Changes Over Time
How to Prepare When Hearing Loss Changes Over Time This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. If you are new to the series, you can begin here: Hearing…
Planning for Hearing Loss, Not Just Hearing Aids
Planning for Hearing Loss, Not Just Hearing Aids This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. If you are new to the series, you can begin here: Hearing Loss…
Where to Sit with Hearing Loss: Why the Right Seat Matters
Where to Sit with Hearing Loss: Why the Right Seat Matters This article was inspired by my recent conversation with Mike Bolland on the We’re Not Stumped podcast. Podcasts allow us to explore ideas together. This article expands on one…
Why Do Medical Appointments Feel So Hard With Hearing Loss?
Why Do Medical Appointments Feel So Hard With Hearing Loss? This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. If you are new to the series, you can begin here:…
Managing Sound at Night | Hearing Aids at Night
Hearing Loss and Relationships: Managing Sound at Night | Hearing Aids at Night This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. If you are new to the series, you…
Captioning for Hearing Loss: Why the Right Tool Matters
When the right tool changes everything I recently had the opportunity to contribute to a national article on captioning and communication access. While it was exciting to see my work included, what stood out most to me was not the…
Talking Is a Two Way Street in Hearing Loss and Relationships
Hearing Loss and Relationships: Talking Is a Two Way Street This article is part of an ongoing series exploring how hearing loss influences everyday communication at home. If you are new to the series, you can begin here. https://tamcolearning.com/hearing-loss-and-relationships-home/ From…
Hearing Loss and Relationships at Home
Hearing Loss and Relationships: When No One Feels Heard at Home This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. A Moment Many Couples Recognize “John, do you have your…
Hearing Loss and Relationships: When Conversations Break Down
You’re Not Ignoring Me: How Hearing Loss Changes Everyday Conversations This post is part of a larger, ongoing project about how hearing loss affects relationships, communication, and everyday life. “Why can’t you just listen?” Pat is sitting in the living…











