Informational Pages
These are some helpful resources with more information.
(formerly Self Help for Hard of Hearing)
National voice for hard of hearing people in the United States. This is the largest organization for people with hearing loss and has over 250 chapters across the country.
www.hearingloss.org or call 301-657-2248 (voice/TTY)
Offers both information and support for individuals experiencing tinnitus. There are both online support groups and local chapters.
www.ata.org or call 800-634-8978
Large web site with information for parents and teachers of hard of hearing children. Lots of ideas and support from parents. Comprehensive list of hearing loss publications.
For those individuals who find themselves new to hearing loss later in life. There are a limited number of local chapters; however you can participate in the online chat and email forums.
www.alda.org or call 866-402-2532 (voice/TTY)
This is an online support group that communicates primarily through email. There are subgroups within the listing dedicated to specific topics.
Works to make hearing health possible through research and education. Information available on specific hearing and balance disorders.
ASHA is the professional, scientific, and credentialing association for speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists in the United States and internationally.
Wealth of information and free reports on various aspects of hearing loss you can order or download.