As we navigate new waters, communication access should be on top of the minds of those who work with children who are deaf and hard of hearing. In a therapy setting, new considerations for cleaning...
As professionals working in an early intervention (EI) center for children with hearing loss, we know that parents/carers are essential to the successful outcomes of children who are deaf...
The month of May has arrived, the month in which we are called to raise awareness of the field of speech and hearing. This May is going to be a little...
When I meet someone for the first time, the conversation invariably turns to occupations. I typically respond to queries about what I do for a living by indicating I am a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) who...
As the COVID-19 pandemic spans across the world, we know it is impacting the lives of professionals and students, adults and children alike. Professionals are limited to their home offices, while students are asked to...
What would happen if we enter radical relationships, pursue relentless collaborations, commit to dismantling harmful systems and structures, and envision an equitable future for all children who are deaf/hard of hearing...
My hearing loss was only picked up when I was seven years old, in the absence of a Newborn Hearing Screening Programme in the U.K. at that time. I went through school and university without...
On March 7, the National Center for Hearing Assessment & Management (NCHAM), Hearing First, and the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) collaborated to present The Linguistic Genius...
Like many of us in response to COVID-19, your home is now your office and/or classroom. If you’re deaf or hard of hearing like me, you may be scrambling to figure out the best way...
As a school-based audiologist and previous clinic-based audiologist, my career has provided me with a unique view of several sides of the “story.” During the last several years...