
Founding member pricing for 72 hours only. Price increases to $249 after that.
Founding member pricing closes in 72 hours, or when the cohort fills. Cohort size: 20 people.
YOU ARE NOT IMAGINING IT
You are in the process of selecting hearing aids and feeling overwhelmed by the options and information
You have hearing aids, but conversations feel harder than you expected & you are not sure if that is normal
Some days feel okay. Other days feel like you are back at square one and you do not understand why
You are exhausted by the end of the day from focusing so hard just to follow what people are saying
Restaurants, group settings, and background noise still feel overwhelming and nobody explained why
You are constantly asking yourself: Is this the hearing aids? Is this me? Do these hearing aids work?
You can hear sound but understanding speech in real environments still feels inconsistent
You are starting to wonder whether hearing aids are actually going to work for you
Here's what makes it harder: most people leave their first fitting thinking they're done.
Nobody tells them that hearing aids require multiple follow-up appointments to dial in correctly. That the first setting is a starting point, not a finish line. That if the devices aren't adjusted properly or maintained, or worn correctly, it is entirely possible to feel like you hear better without them.
Which leads to one of the most painful moments in this journey:
"Hearing aids don't work for me."
Here's what I want you to understand about that: it can be completely true right now and completely changeable at the same time.
If your devices aren't fitted right, maintained correctly, or adjusted for your actual life of course they don't feel like they're working. That's not a personal failure. It's a solvable problem. But without someone to show you what to do next, that belief quietly hardens into a decision. And people give up on devices that could have changed their life.
Then there's the people around you.
When you get hearing aids, the people who love you breathe a collective sigh of relief. Finally, it's fixed. What they don't realize is that getting hearing aids doesn't mean the communication work is done. It means it's just beginning, for everyone.
They go back to talking from across the room. They stop facing you when they speak. They don't know they're doing it, because they think the aids took care of it. And you don't know how to tell them what you need because nobody told you what you need either.
So everyone stays stuck. And nobody understands why it still isn't working.
Here is what I want you to know: most of what you are experiencing is the adjustment. Not failure. Not devices that do not work. Not something wrong with you.
The problem is that nobody sat with you and explained what this period is supposed to feel like, and what to do while you are in the middle of it.

Getting hearing aids is not the end of the process. It is the beginning of an adjustment period that is completely normal, and almost nobody is prepared for it.
Sound feels different. Conversations feel harder than you expected. Some days are better than others. And underneath all of it is the quiet worry:
Is something wrong?
That uncertainty, the second-guessing, the fatigue, the "I can hear but I still cannot follow the conversation" feeling, is not because your hearing aids do not work. It is also not because you are doing something wrong.
It is because nobody gave you the roadmap for what the adjustment period actually looks and feels like.
Reconnect is that roadmap.
Five weeks. A small, supported group. A structured path through the part nobody teaches you.
Understand what is actually happening during the adjustment period
Know what is normal and what actually needs attention
Navigate real-life listening situations with less confusion and effort
Build practical communication strategies for everyday conversations
Reduce the anxiety, second-guessing, and mental fatigue that comes with early hearing aid use
Replace your audiologist or hearing aid provider
Program or adjust your hearing aids
Diagnose anything or promise perfect hearing
Read or interpret audiograms
It is the missing piece between your audiologist or hearing aid provider and real life

Hi, I'm Angie.
I have spent years coaching adults through the kind of change that doesn't feel like progress while you're in it. The kind where confidence takes time to rebuild, where things get harder before they get easier, and where having someone in your corner makes the difference between pushing through and giving up.
I've been wearing hearing aids since I was five years old.
That is nearly five decades of navigating this. The adjustment, the technology changes, the frustrating appointments, the good days and the hard ones. I have lived this longer than most audiologists have been practicing.
But the moment that made me realize people needed more than just devices? Watching my own parents go through it.
My parents were there for every fitting, every new pair, every adjustment throughout my entire childhood. And when the time came for them to get their own hearing aids, it was like starting from scratch. They had no idea how to navigate the process themselves. My mom went through it on her own, felt oversold, lost trust in her provider, and when things didn't feel right, she had nowhere to turn. She stopped going back. Without those follow-up adjustments, the devices never got the chance to work for her. My dad thought he could simply wear a pair someone had gifted him and call it done.
That story is more common than most people realize.
That is when I knew: getting the devices is only part of it. Finding the right provider, navigating the adjustment, and knowing what to do when things don't feel right, that is where people get lost. And that is where coaching makes all the difference.
I also know firsthand what it feels like when the people around you don't understand how to communicate with you effectively, because they think hearing aids were your cure. Growing up, that frustration was real on both sides. Nobody teaches families how to do this. And without those strategies, even the best hearing aids can't close the gap.
That is why I created Reconnect.
Every week inside Reconnect follows a structured path built around one core idea: you cannot navigate an adjustment you do not understand. We use my UNMUTED Framework to walks you through each phase, from confusion to clarity.
U
Understand what is actually happening
Know what the adjustment period is, why it exists, and what is happening in your brain and your listening environment right now.
N
Normalize the experience
Know what the adjustment period is, why it exists, and what is happening in your brain and your listening environment right now.
M
Make sense of real-life listening
Understand why restaurants are hard, why groups are exhausting, and what "I can hear but not understand" actually means.
U
Unify hearing and communication
Simple strategies for navigating real conversations with less effort and more ease.
T
Train your listening brain
Understand how your brain adapts to new hearing input and what you can do to support that process.
E
Expect progress, not perfection
Learn what real progress looks like and stop chasing a standard that does not exist.
D
Develop your new normal
Build everyday confidence so your hearing aids feel like a tool, not a constant source of uncertainty.
Start Date: 8/30/26
What is actually happening during early adjustment, why sound can feel strange, and how to tell the difference between normal and what actually needs attention.
"Oh... this is actually normal."
Why good days and bad days happen, what brain fatigue during adjustment feels like, and why clarity is inconsistent in the early weeks.
Reduced anxiety and fewer "something must be wrong" moments.
Why restaurants, group conversations, and background noise are still hard, and what is actually happening in real-time listening situations.
Less confusion in everyday environments.
Practical communication strategies, how listening improves over time with exposure, and how to stop over-focusing on every sound.
Better conversations with less strain.
What real progress looks like, why perfection is not the goal, and how to build genuine confidence in everyday hearing aid use.
"I can do this without constantly worrying."
How it works
Weekly content releases inside the app, with a supportive community and coach access throughout all 5 weeks. You work through each week at your own pace within a small cohort, with the flexibility and support to keep moving forward.
Most people navigating the hearing aid adjustment period are doing it alone, piecing things together and hoping they land on the right answers. Reconnect is built around a different idea: that clarity comes faster, and sticks longer, when you have real guidance and a community that understands what you are going through.
Each week's content releases in order, one topic building on the last. You work through it at your own pace within the week, so the structure is there without the pressure.
Three 30-minute live calls spread across the five weeks. Bring your questions, share what is coming up, and hear from others navigating the same adjustment.
A small, private group inside the app where you can ask questions, share wins, and connect with others in the program throughout all five weeks.
Coach support for the full five weeks. When something comes up between calls, you have somewhere to turn.
The first cohort is intentionally small with up to 20 people. Founding member pricing reflects that. You get a level of support at a price that will not exist after this cohort closes, and your experience helps shape how the program grows.
$249
$197
Full program access, all 5 weeks plus all bonuses included
This doors open price is available for 72 hours only, then rises to $249.
Reconnect 5-Week Guided Experience
Weekly content, supportive community, and coach access
$297
Bonus 1: "Is This Normal?" Troubleshooting Guide
$47
Bonus 2: Hearing Aid Optimization Companion Guide
$97
Bonus 3: Communication Catalyst Family Guide
$97
Bonus 4: Communication Catalyst Video Training
$97
Fast Action Bonus: Communication Catalyst Partner Workshop
First 72 hours only
$97
Total Value
$732
Your Investment Today
$197
①
"Is This Normal?" Troubleshooting Guide
A clear, direct reference for the most common questions and concerns that come up during adjustment. When something feels off and you are not sure whether to worry, this is your first stop.
Value: $47
②
Hear with Confidence Appointment Companion Guide
A practical reference for getting the most out of your hearing aid adjustment appointments. This guide is designed to help new users stay organized between appointments. It includes fitting checklists, daily observation logs, and tools for capturing fit, comfort, and listening experiences so you can walk into each provider visit with clear, specific notes to share.
Value: $97
③
Communication Catalyst Family Guide
You are not navigating this alone, but the people around you may not understand what you are going through. This guide helps your family or close friends communicate with you in ways that actually help.
Value: $97
④
Communication Catalyst Video Training
A video walkthrough of core communication strategies you can use right away. Practical, specific, and built around the real conversations you are already having.
Value: $97
Fast Action Bonus | First 72 Hours Only
Communication Catalyst Partner Workshop
For your spouse, family member, or close friend. This workshop helps the people closest to you understand how to support communication at home, how to reduce friction, improve clarity, and have conversations that work for both of you. When your support system understands what you are navigating, everyday life gets noticeably easier.
Value: $97. Included free when you enroll in the first 72 hours.
Program price increases to $249 in 72 hours.
THE REAL COST
This is not about pressure. It is about being honest. Without a clear picture of what the adjustment is supposed to look like, here is what tends to happen instead.
Ongoing confusion about whether something is wrong
Continued anxiety after every hard conversation
Mental fatigue from over-monitoring every sound
Growing doubt about whether hearing aids will ever feel normal
The real possibility of giving up on them too soon
Navigating the adjustment alone, without guidance
Quietly pulling back from the social situations you used to enjoy
Not knowing if what you are feeling is normal or if something is actually wrong, and feeling stuck
Feeling frustrated that your family just doesn't understand that hearing aids are not a cure
Wondering if you just wasted money on something you cannot use
Feeling like no one around you truly understands what you are going through
Wanting your family to get it, but not knowing how to help them understand
Finally understanding what is actually happening and why
Knowing the difference between what is normal and what actually needs attention
Practical strategies for the conversations and situations that used to feel impossible
Confidence that builds week by week, not a switch that flips overnight
A community of people who genuinely get what you are going through
A coach in your corner when you are not sure what to do next
Real tools to help your family understand what you need, and how to actually help
This is not about pressure. It is about being honest. Without a clear picture of what the adjustment is supposed to look like, here is what tends to happen instead.
TWO REASONS TO DECIDE TODAY
1. The price goes up in 72 hours.
The founding member price of $197 is available for the first 72 hours of enrollment only. After that, it rises to $249 permanently.
2. This cohort is small by design.
20 people. That is the cap. A small group means a high level of support, and once it is full, it is full. There is no rolling enrollment into this round.
MY PROMISE TO YOU...

If within 14 days, you don't feel clearer about what is normal during adjustment, don't feel more confident navigating everyday conversations, or don't feel the program is helping you make sense of your experience, you can request a full refund via email.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
Your audiologist handles your devices, programming, and medical care. Reconnect handles what happens between those appointments — how to navigate real conversations, understand what you're experiencing day to day, and build genuine communication confidence. They serve very different purposes, and Reconnect is not a substitute for professional care.
You're still a good fit. If you're not wearing your hearing aids consistently, or conversations still feel harder than you expected, the adjustment support you needed just came a little late. It's not too late to get it.
Yes. Reconnect is not device-specific. The program is built around the adjustment experience itself — what's happening in your brain and your listening environment — not around a particular brand or model.
If you're in the process of selecting hearing aids and want to understand what the adjustment period looks like before you begin, you're welcome to join. The program is most valuable once you're actively wearing your devices, so the timing works well.
Reconnect gives you a structured path through that period in the right order, with an experienced coach available to answer questions, and a small group of people going through the same thing at the same time.
Reconnect gives you the roadmap most people are never handed. A clear, structured path through the beginning of life with hearing aids, with a coach alongside you the whole time.
Doors close on
August 28, 2026
or when all spots are filled.
Founding member price for 72 hours only.
Rises to $249 after that.
10 to 20 person cohort. All bonuses included.
Reconnect is not a medical program and does not replace audiological care or device programming. It is an educational and coaching experience designed to support the adjustment period for adults new to hearing aids.

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