Everything you need to lead
a meaningful conversation about hearing loss.

Host a book study with your group

Why Book Studies Work

Stronger in community

Reading on your own is powerful. Reading with others is transformational.

In a book study, you're not just learning — you're sharing experiences, listening to perspectives you hadn't considered, and realizing you're not alone in what you've been through. The group creates accountability to keep going and space to reflect more deeply than you would on your own.

HLAA/ALDA chapters, hearing loss support groups, and workplace employee resource groups have used these books for group discussions — with participants consistently saying it was one of the most meaningful experiences they've had.

Want help getting started? I'm available to speak to your group, answer questions,
or even facilitate a session virtually.

Looking for children’s resources?

Find free resources for classroom teachers, families, and DHH professionals for the Hearing Empowered Kids series here. Easy print-and-use resource packs help you lead effective discussions with kids in the classroom and at home.