“Hearing Loss and Fatigue: Why You’re Tired at the End of the Day”
Do you often feel mentally drained after a day filled with conversations, meetings, or social interactions? If you have hearing loss, this exhaustion might be more than just typical end-of-day...
Why I Recommend Hearing Aids Even When Patients Are Hesitant
Hearing loss is a deeply personal and often misunderstood condition. As an audiologist, I frequently encounter patients who are reluctant to move forward with hearing aids—even when the evidence...
Hearing loss doesn’t wait for your retirement years. In fact, many adults begin to notice subtle—but significant—changes to their hearing as early as their 40s. Whether it’s missing...
A Day in the Life of a VA Audiologist: The Rewards and Repetition of Serving Veterans
Working as an audiologist for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) is often considered one of the most stable and rewarding roles in our field. You’re equipped with the tools, time, and...
Hidden Hearing Loss: The Invisible Threat to Your Hearing Health
Hearing loss isn’t always as straightforward as struggling to hear soft sounds. Sometimes, it hides in plain sight — making conversations in noisy rooms a struggle, even when a standard hearing...
This post contains affliate links. For individuals who wear hearing aids, the transition from amplified sound to natural hearing—or near silence—can be a profound experience. While some find...
