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A deaf man takes a chance on a risky surgery in hopes of hearing for the first time in his life.

Your task is to read and interact with 2 pages every day during the first 30 days of your hearing aid trial. The net result of better hearing is many improved relationships, especially among those you love and those who love you.

A dramatic look into the heart of hearing loss

After this extraordinary glimpse into the video's heart and truth, everyone will understand hearing loss as never before.

When skater chick Serena moves to a small town, she's not sure she'll fit in. But then the in-crowd finds out that Serena, who is deaf, has an amazing talent for lip-reading. Armed with her newfound popularity, Serena takes down a secret sorority, finds true friends, and learns to fit in without losing herself.

This video is an excellent resource to play in the client reception area to educate users, caregivers and other family members about hearing aids. A wonderful educational tool for training in care centers. A must-have for that busy office to have clients watch.

The Hidden World of the Hard of Hearing

Get a rare inside look at a virtually invisible population. Thirty seven talented writers shed light on the hard of hearing experience and what it means to be between the deaf and hearing worlds.

Using colored drawings and a positive approach, this handbook is designed for kids with hearing loss and their parents. Kids learn how to manage challenging listening situations as well as important concepts about hearing loss.

Sound and Fury 6 Years Later is another engaging look at the Artinian family of Long Island, chronicled in the Academy Award nominated film Sound and Fury that came out in 2000.

For individual end user purchase only. Not for sale to schools or other institutions.

Kena's classmates make fun of her for wearing hearing aids.  But what they don't know is that her hearing aids give her ears super powers, turning her into Super Kena!

Super Kena assembles a fierce team to make a difference and help her classmates realize that all of them have their own superpowers that make them more alike than different. 

Tinnitus, once believed to be incurable by most people, is actually treatable. Seventy percent of people who suffer can usually be helped, some dramatically, by a wide variety of treatment options. The biggest barrier is lack of knowledge. Reading this book is like sitting down with experts and gaining their wisdom from decades of practice and research. It will provide ways to increase the quality of your life.

Part memoir, part survival guide, The Way I Hear It is a witty and insightful account of the life with hearing loss: pillow talk and other relationships, raising a child, in the classroom, on the job, hearing technology and the everyday things we like to do.

Billions of people are frustrated by the communication breakdowns that often result from hearing loss. Conquer them by learning five keys to communication success!