Visit the Hearing Loss Association of America page here. See our checklist for evaluating hearing aids .
The newsletter from the Sanderson Center is full of exciting information for both Deaf and Hard of Hearing people. The Center has Hard of Hearing Specialists available during business hours. You'll find a demonstration room for Assistive Listening Equipment there, along with a bookstore.
If you would like to connect with the Deaf community in Utah, go to http://www.uad.org
Learn about cochlear implants from Advanced Bionics and Cochlear Americas.
Deaf children and adults receive much help from the A G Bell Association, at http://www.agbell-utah.org/
Cued Speech is a great way to make spoken language more visible. See http://www.cuedlanguage.org/
Another excellent organization is the Association of Late-Deafened Adults: http://www.alda.org Many of us belong to the local chapter of ALDA SLC.
And right here in Utah, is the cochlear implant team at the University of Utah. See http://www.utahent.org/pageview.aspx?id=16165
If you are between 18 and 35, you can find friends with hearing loss here.
Watch downloadable captioned TV shows.
Join our online hearing loss group.
Want to see a MOVIE with CAPTIONS in a THEATER? Check out http://captionedutah.blogspot.com/
You can also join the Captioned Movies Utah group below, to get automatic email captioned movie announcements:
