Mentoring · Life Coaching
Nicholas ScarcliffeHard-of-Hearing Mentor & Life Coach
Mentoring and life coaching for teenagers and adults with hearing loss, and for the hearing parents raising a child with it: for every room that was never designed with you in mind
Welcome
Hi, I’m Nick.
If you live with hearing loss, you know the work nobody else sees: reading faces to keep up, choosing when to ask again and when to let it go, planning where to sit before you’ve even arrived. I know that work from the inside. I was born with profound hearing loss and raised to listen, lipread and speak in the mainstream hearing world, and I’ve built my life and career there ever since.
Every hearing loss is different, but the journey is one we share. You will be explaining yours to someone who has lived it.
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Nicholas Scarcliffe
Hard-of-Hearing Mentor, Life Coach & Advocate
Who I Help
Where Our Work Begins
Three groups, one practice and any degree of hearing loss. These are the subjects people often raise first, and you’re welcome to bring anything that matters to you.
Ages 13+
For Teenagers
Speaking up in class, friendships and dating, being teased or made the subject of jokes and getting more from the technology you already have.
Work & Life
For Adults
Meetings and interviews, deciding when and how to tell people, pacing your listening across the day and a social life on your terms.
From Diagnosis Onwards
For Hearing Parents
What the years ahead can look like, the support worth asking for at school and honest answers from someone who was that child.
Hearing aids, a cochlear implant or a hearing loss that arrived overnight? See who I work with as a hearing loss coach.
Packages At A Glance
Ways To Work With Me
While the practice is new, my first ten clients work with me pro bono. There’s no fee, but nothing is scaled back: every session is the full hour, prepared for and kept in confidence.
Mentoring & Life Coaching
Lived experience and professional coaching, together in every session. See how my hearing loss coaching works.
Audiologist or clinician? See how referrals work.
