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I am thrilled to share my daughter in law Rebecca Smith, Au.D, CCC-A recent article on the HearingLife blog discussing the various types of noise and their impact on hearing health. Check it out and let her know your thoughts! #hearinghealth #noiseawareness #articlecontribution #hearinglifeblog

“That doesn’t look like a hearing aid.” Watch Tom Call, Au.D., provide insight on how he thinks his patients will react to the Widex SmartRIC™. Learn more about the SmartRIC: https://ow.ly/WPu650RqWO6

Following a diagnosis from an audiologist, people may not know what to do next. In this resource, Ability Central shares the immediate things to do following an APD diagnosis: https://bit.ly/3TBAlAk

It’s finally October, which means it’s Protect Your Hearing Month! In order to preserve your hearing, it’s important to know what causes hearing loss. It can happen suddenly or gradually. Sometimes, there’s a medical reason, but it can also be age-related or the result of being exposed to loud noises. Take the first step toward protecting your hearing with our online hearing test: https://ow.ly/eyM650PPRKh #ProtectYourHearingMonth #HearingCare #ProtectYourHearing

Hearing loss is fairly common and increases in probability as we age. It is most commonly caused by damage to the inner ear or nerves of the inner ear. The first step to treatment is to get examined by Dr. Madison Richardson. Learn more here https://bit.ly/45dSzKe

Hearing loss is fairly common and increases in probability as we age. It is most commonly caused by damage to the inner ear or nerves of the inner ear. The first step to treatment is to get examined by Dr. Madison Richardson. Learn more here https://bit.ly/45dSzKe

Hearing loss is fairly common and increases in probability as we age. It is most commonly caused by damage to the inner ear or nerves of the inner ear. The first step to treatment is to get examined by Dr. Madison Richardson. Learn more here https://bit.ly/45dSzKe

October is National Protect your Hearing Month. There is no cure for hearing loss, and the only prevention is protection. Hearing loss is the third most common chronic health condition in the United States, and can be caused by everyday activities such as: using power tools, mowing the lawn, or listening to loud music. Remember hearing protection is for everyone! #safety #healthandsafety #hearingprotection #NationalProtectyourHearingMonth #prevention

3 tips for beginning therapists 1. know why people suffer, what therapy is and how it works • clients ultimately suffer for only 1 reason, there’s something that could not be taken in stride & handled. (our definition of Trauma) If u can handle everything, ur free of suffering. • therapy is mastering what couldn’t previously be taken in stride • It’s easy to describe how to do this. When something can’t be taken in stride, in that moment a discomfort is born. We unconsciously identify with it & live out of its story. When we become aware of discomfort & choose to become it from the inside out in the same way an actor chooses to fully embody a role without identifying with the character, we are free We go from having an identity, I am anxious. To identifying with the 1 having a feeling, I feel anxious. To identifying with the 1 bearing witness. Experiencing the 1 feeling anxious. It’s this union of mindfulness & somatics that is a key. The body holds the key to great wisdom 2. Listen literally & know everything’s part of the process. 3. The client is the expert of their life. There’s no such thing as resistance, only remembering. Our job is to know how to do the things listed above Beginning therapist, helpful? Please share