Frustrated by Hearing Loss? 5 Keys to Communication Success

I don't have hearing loss but several family members do. Very effective communication tools for those with hearing loss and those living with those with hearing loss. It's a quick read.

There is important information not only for one who has hearing loss but for those who also communicate with that person. Much insight for both parties. I sent copies to other relatives to help them understand my husband's needs.

These are things we often think are common sense but in all reality they are not. I love the simplicity of this book and the great easy strategies. I will use this in my office every day to help even more people. Thank you foe taking the time to make this book!!

I purchased this e-book as research for a healthcare e-learning course I'm building on Caring for People with Hearing Loss and found the content very informative and well-written. It was definitely clear that the author is an expert on the subject matter and has the experience and training to serve as an authority. However, my biggest complaint was the lack of references. In the e-book, there wasn't even a publish date. APA would cringe at my reference details. I had to get the bibliographical details from the Amazon site. That's one of my biggest beefs with many self-published works. It's difficult to write on best practices in a subject and just take the author's word for it. I would encourage the author to update it with details to support her content. Also, at 61 pages, it was a pretty small volume. Regardless, I'm glad I purchased the book and appreciate the author's insights. Also, the dog pictures throughout were pretty darned cute!

This book is cleverly written with wisdom on hearing tips. Makes a great gift for families with loved ones with hearing issues whether young or old. There are not many books written on this topic.

Excellent and easy to read. Non-patronizing style for both those with hearing loss and those living with them.

What a great book to help those of us that suffer with hearing loss. Kudos to Dr. Jessen for her insight.

little new, but illustrations helpful