Previous Events – Page 5

June 8, 2023 –  Online Zoom meeting, ‘Our Hearing Loss Challenges, Solutions, etc.’ moderated by Pat Dobbs.

Click here to watch the Zoom recording, which is captioned. Use passcode: ^tt0WCDD. You can download the recording’s audio + video files from that link.

May 16, 2023 –  In-person `Living With Hearing Loss` by Margaret Myatt.

We learned quite a few things from Margaret, VP of HLAA Downeast Chapter, and Debra Bare-Rogers of Disability Rights Maine  during this 1 hour session. Thanks to the Louis T Graves Memorial Public Library of Kennebunkport, ME, for providing space for this session. Follow this link to the Powerpoint presentation.  

April 13, 2023 –  Online G-Meet. `Cochlear Implant Candidacy and Support`

Presented by Carla White, AuD.  Zoom, not recorded. Topics included:

  • What is a cochlear implant (c.i.) and its history,
  • How to determine whether this hearing technology will help you, and
  • How to get support if you get a c.i. (e.g., SayWhatClub).

The important takeaway is that a cochlear implant is a treatment rather than a cure, and getting a c.i. is a journey (often 6 months per ear) which differs for everyone. [Read more…]

February 9, 2023 – Zoom meeting.  ‘Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Hearing Aids’ presented by Larry Medwetsky, Ph.D.
December 15, 2022 – In-person meeting, Ellsworth, Maine. 

‘Strategies For Dealing With the Holidays’ presented by Pat Dobbs.

December 8, 2022 – Zoom meeting.  ‘Understanding Your Audiogram’ presented by Brad Ingrao.
October 6, 2022 – In-person meeting, Ellsworth, Maine. 

Open forum about living with hearing loss chaired by  Pat Dobbs.

September 29, 2022Zoom meeting.  2022 HLAA Convention highlights presented by Margaret Myatt
June 17, 2022In-person meeting, Ellsworth, Maine Public Library.

Introductions and open discussion chaired by Pat Dobbs.

May 26, 2022Zoom meeting.  Introductions and open discussion chaired by Pat Dobbs.

Well attended considering this was our very first public meeting. [No recording.]

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