Why I Wrote The Hearing Aid Handbook

If you’re exploring hearing aids, you know it can feel overwhelming.
You’re bombarded with promises, sales pitches, and technical jargon—and you’re left wondering:

• Which hearing aids are right for me?

• Why are they so expensive?

• Will they even work for me?

• What if I can’t get used to them?

I spent over a decade helping people adjust to hearing aids and navigate these exact questions. I saw the confusion and frustration. I also saw the joy when people found the right solution and heard their grandchildren’s laughter again or joined conversations they had been missing.

But too often, people walk out of the hearing aid office with no idea what comes next. They get a user manual, maybe a quick training, and then they’re on their own.

That’s why I wrote The Hearing Aid Handbook: Everything You Wish They Told You.

This book gives you a clear, honest, step-by-step guide so you know what to expect, how to adapt, and how to get the most out of your investment. It’s the resource I wish every client had in their hands when they left the office.

You deserve to hear your life, not just sounds.

If you’re thinking about hearing aids, or if you already have them and are struggling to adjust, I hope this book will give you confidence, clarity, and a reminder: you’re not alone on this journey.

You can learn more and grab your copy [here].