Hocks Hearing Healthcare Products

Noise Brakers®

Hocks Noise Brakers® - www.noisebrakers.com

Retail Hearing Health Products

Hearing Health House - www.hearinghealthhouse.com

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Multnomah County Health Department - www.mchealth.org

Washington County Health Department - www.co.washington.or.us/HHS

Dogs For The Deaf - www.dogsforthedeaf.org 

Dogs for the Deaf rescues dogs from animal shelters throughout the western United States. After professional training at their southern Oregon facility, the dogs are placed with...

• People with a variety of disabilities and challenges including: hearing loss and deafness.
• Full-time professionals (teachers, physicians, counselors, and other healthcare professionals) in the treatment of and work with their clients.

Dogs For The Deaf places dogs with qualified clients throughout the United States.



American Speech-Language-Hearing Association/ASHA - www.asha.org  ASHA is the professional, scientific, and credentialing association for member speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language and hearing scientists in the United States and internationally.

The American Academy of Audiology - www.audiology.org  The American Academy of Audiology is the audiologists' professional organization.

International Hearing Society - www.ihsinfo.org  IHS is a worldwide membership association for hearing care professionals, and conducts programs in education, training, and accreditation.

National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders - www.nidcd.nih.gov  NIDCD is a federal institute providing hearing health information.

Better Hearing Institute - www.betterhearing.org  The Better Hearing Institute is not-for-profit, dedicated to reducing the stigma associated with wearing hearing aids, and helping consumers understand the consequences of untreated hearing loss and how treatment can solve problems associated with hearing loss.

Hearing-Aid.com - www.Hearing-Aid.com  This is an online resource providing hearing aid and hearing loss information.

EarQ - www.earq.com  Hearing loss is a very common problem and does not just affect one age demographic; elderly people, parents, and even children can all be affected by hearing loss and other hearing related issues.  EarQ can help with the first step - choosing the right hearing aid according to a person's needs, recommendations, and connecting to a provider.  The site also includes answers to questions frequently asked by those who first realize they have difficulty hearing.

101 Quality Hearing Loss Resources for Speech Therapists -onlinespeechpathologyprograms.net/hearing-loss-resources/   OnlineSpeechPathologyPrograms.net is a website that provides information for students and professionals in the Speech-Language Pathology field, and has collected the best web resources they could find.

Employment Guide For The Hearing Impaired / Deaf
- https://www.fiscaltiger.com/employment-for-individuals-with-hearing-impairments/
The guide details topics such as Requesting Accommodations at Work, Interview and Resume Tips for Individuals With Hearing Impairments, Best Jobs for Individuals Who Are Deaf/Hearing Impaired, and more.

Sensory Overload Guide -https://businesscostsaver.co.uk/sensory-overload-guide/

The guide discusses sensory overload causes and tips on how to manage it.





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