April 3, 2023
sudden sensorineural hearing loss
Published by Beth Tingle at April 3, 2023

My sudden sensorineural hearing loss journey

Alex was 28-years-old when her doctor delivered a misdiagnosis that altered her life. She had sudden sensorineural hearing loss, a rare condition that if caught early can be reversed. Her […]
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January 11, 2023
hearing loss and dementia
Published by Beth Tingle at January 11, 2023

Hearing loss and dementia: Research confirms links

Over the last decade, researchers have been presenting increasing evidence of a direct link between hearing loss and dementia. Both previous and current research have demonstrated this link. Now new […]
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December 12, 2022
Gifts for people with hearing loss
Published by Beth Tingle at December 12, 2022

2022 holiday gifts for people with hearing loss

The holiday season is upon us. That can mean only one thing – we are back with our annual guide on the top gifts for people with hearing loss!
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December 7, 2022
Life coaching: improving lives of people with hearing loss
Published by Beth Tingle at December 7, 2022

Life coaching: improving lives of people with hearing loss

Transformational life coach Carly Sygrove is filling a niche in the coaching sector. After experiencing sudden sensorineural hearing loss in 2016, Sygrove noticed a gap in rehabilitation once her treatments […]
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November 28, 2022
Coldplay's concerts now more accessible for the deaf
Published by Beth Tingle at November 28, 2022

Coldplay’s concerts now more accessible for the deaf community

Grammy award winning British rock band Coldplay’s concerts are now more accessible for the deaf community.
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November 16, 2022
Published by Beth Tingle at November 16, 2022

Next generation hearing aids can read lips even through masks

Hearing technology has been advancing rapidly since Miller Reese Hutchinson invented the first electronic hearing aid in 1898. Such advances have relieved the deaf community of being probed with tubular […]
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August 1, 2022
Jacob's Ride
Published by Beth Tingle at August 1, 2022

Jacob’s Ride – a home run for hearing

Jacob Landis cycled to all the Major League baseball stadiums. Ten years after Jacob's Ride, a documentary about him is in the works.
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May 6, 2022
Published by Beth Tingle at May 6, 2022

Distance Runner Emily Wilson to compete in 2022 Deaflympics

The Deaflympics are the deaf community’s chance to compete in major multi-sporting events.  This year’s event runs from 1 to 15 May. Hearing Like Me talks with one athlete going […]
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March 18, 2022
tinnitus silenced
Published by Beth Tingle at March 18, 2022

How my cochlear implant helped silence my tinnitus

For some, tinnitus is a transient intrusion. For others, it is a fixed and constant state. In my case, it was the latter – until it was silenced by my […]
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September 26, 2021
deaf refugees
Published by Beth Tingle at September 26, 2021

Deaf refugees and human rights in times of crisis

The past year has shown us new needs and new ways of guaranteeing the well-being of deaf people and refugees in situations of crisis.
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September 25, 2021
hearing loss and unsafe listening practices
Published by Beth Tingle at September 25, 2021

Deaf Culture and the Arts in the UK

How inclusive is the music industry for deaf artists and fans? We take a look at Deaf Culture and the arts in the UK, including the Glastonbury Festival.
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September 24, 2021
Deafies in Drag
Published by Beth Tingle at September 24, 2021

Interview with Selena Minogue from Deafies in Drag

This month we’re celebrating Deaf Awareness Month, an initiative of the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD), which corresponds with International Week of the Deaf People 2021. Today, Sept. 24, […]
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September 20, 2021
deaf history
Published by Beth Tingle at September 20, 2021

Cherishing Deaf History: Recognizing the Challenges of our Past

Changing the acceptance of d/Deaf culture didn't happen overnight. Here's a look at how d/Deaf culture and history have evolved.
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August 20, 2021
deaf photographers
Published by Beth Tingle at August 20, 2021

Deaf photographers around the world

While spoken and sign languages create foreign barriers between cultures, the language of photography is universal. Here are a few deaf photographers are using that language to articulate a story […]
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August 9, 2021
A Quiet Place II
Published by Beth Tingle at August 9, 2021

‘A Quiet Place II’: Deaf talent shines despite technical blunders

In “A Quiet Place II,” Abbott family returns in the long anticipated follow up to John Krasinski’s directional debut of “A Quiet Place,” and kicks off directly from where the […]
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July 30, 2021
deaf entrepreneurs
Published by Beth Tingle at July 30, 2021

Deaf entrepreneurs around the world

Many deaf individuals are following their passions and becoming their own boss. This is especially notable because it’s hard enough for anyone in this day and age, let alone being […]
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June 18, 2021
deaf archaeologist
Published by Beth Tingle at June 18, 2021

Meet deaf archaeologist Amelia Dall

Amelia Dall is a 29-year-old deaf archaeologist who is changing the profession by making it more accessible to ASL-users.
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