In this study, we examined a holistic approach for enhancing the mental health and well-being of teenagers with hearing impairments, a group that is often underrepresented in existing studies. As part of the study, Ayurveda treatments, yoga practices, and psychological counseling are integrated into a multidisciplinary methodology. A comprehensive intervention for two months was provided to a number of 30 participants, selected from a specialized school for the deaf. The holistic interventions fostered emotional stability, enhanced focus, and increased self-confidence among the participants. Re-analyses of psychological scales demonstrated noteworthy reductions in anxiety-related scores and substantial improvements in various behavioral measures. This study not only highlights the efficacy of ancient healing practices like Ayurveda and yoga but also emphasizes the importance of creating supportive environments within educational institutions. Providing valuable insights into the unique challenges faced by hearing-impaired teenagers by bridging the gap between audiological treatments and holistic approaches, this research offers valuable insights for addressing them in a way that is more inclusive and compassionate, ultimately improving their psychological well-being.