WEBINAR 11/24/2015: Beyond Books: Bringing Literacy to Life in Therapy and at Home
Accomplished language users know that there are multiple ways to communicate the same message. You could say, “I’m hungry” or I could say, “I’m starving/ famished/ peckish” You could bluntly accuse someone of overreacting or gently prod them with, “Hey! Don’t have a cow!” You could ask a question directly, “Can you please turn on the…
STATISTICS: WHO ARE THESE CHILDREN?
For years, when families asked me about gene therapy for hearing loss, I’d tell them, “I’ve heard at every conference for the past decade that ‘It’s coming’ … and we’re still waiting. I don’t think I’ll see it in my lifetime.” Well, it’s time for me to eat my words, because we are seeing some…
Many parents have had the experience of walking out of a great therapy session and then thinking one day later, “How were we supposed to work on that goal again?” Likewise, many therapists have had the experience of déjà vu when they feel like their session is just a repeat of last week’s, with no…
In this post: Fathers Parenting a Child with Hearing Loss, Remaining Vigilant for Today’s Children with Hearing Loss, and 60 Minute Session How to Be Effective.
Here are some of the questions I hear most frequently regarding students with hearing loss and their education, from preschool to college graduation and beyond!