Hearing loss can be an overwhelming experience but you do not have to go through it alone.

Gain unlimited access to Hard To Hear It digital products

When I first started my journey with hearing loss, I was overwhelmed, frustrated, and unsure of how to navigate it all. I didn’t have the right tools, resources, or mindset to feel empowered. But that’s why I created The Hearing Loss Survival Kit — to help YOU feel confident, informed, and supported, no matter where you are in your hearing loss journey. For just $50, you get unlimited access to tools and resources that helped me shift my mindset and embrace hearing loss

✓ Unlimited access to my Shifting Your Mindset Webinar
✓ Unlimited access to my Hearing Aid Artwork & Shirt Designs
✓ Unlimited access to my Hearing Loss Survival Guide
✓ Unlimited access to my Shift Your Mindset E-Book
✓ Unlimited access to We're Tired of Explaining Digital Guide
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A woman with dark brown hair and light skin, wearing a grey sweater, sitting indoors in a relaxed pose, smiling gently, with her chin resting on her hand, in a well-lit living room.

Let's start viewing hearing aids as beautiful, life-changing pieces of technology instead of something to hide and be embarrassed about.

Hear Me Out Latest Episode

Hear Me Out is a storytelling series where people with a connection to hearing loss share their real, unfiltered experiences. I created it to amplify voices that often go unheard — to show the world what it’s really like to live with hearing loss, beyond the audiograms and devices.

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Most people don’t think twice about hearing—until they meet someone who struggles with it.

This guide offers a glimpse at the struggles people with hearing loss experience and, breaks down the everyday challenges that hearing people often overlook.

  • A minimalistic illustration of a tooth with sound lines and the text "that deaf RDH" indicating a focus on dental health and deaf awareness.
  • Logo of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association with a profile of a human head featuring a maple leaf in the ear area.
  • Logo with the words 'Empower & Her' in purple, featuring a profile of a woman's face and an ear with a brain, inside a purple circle.
  • Heraid Foundation logo with a dark blue background, white symbol of an ear combined with a heart, and white text.
  • Logo of ASL at Home with a house outline, a hand inside the house, and the text 'ASL at Home' underneath.
  • Ear Gear logo with text indicating it protects hearing instruments from sweat, dirt, moisture, loss, and wind.
  • A person with long dark hair and a beard is covering their mouth with their hands, with a small heart behind them containing the words 'HARD TO HEAR IT'.
  • Logo with the text 'The Chitta Sound, LLC' on a dark background.
  • Logo for the Center for Advancement of NextGen Deaf featuring stylized ear, Wi-Fi signal, and upward arrow in blue.
  • Illustration of a human ear with sound waves, with the letters H and C in yellow, indicating hearing and communication.
  • A logo featuring a stylized ear with rays radiating outwards, a diamond beneath the ear, and the text "HearGlam" in cursive below.
  • Logo for 'My Battle Call by Valli Gideon', featuring a heart with a clip and a phone receiver.
Person holding a collection of in-ear headphones or earbuds in their hands.
A person's hand reaching for jewelry, including rings and necklaces, laid out on a white marble surface with shadows cast by sunlight.