Congrats to everyone submitting #APPIC internship applications! The waiting period is *tough* but try to enjoy the accomplishment of getting applications in (and all the hard work done to get to this point)!
Dr. Danielle Previ (@dani_previ) is a #neuropsychology rockstar 🌟 and always gives amazing, informative talks! Today she shares important knowledge points & considerations for working with patients who are deaf or hard of hearing. /3
Did you miss our lecture two weeks ago about Neuropsychology with deaf and hard of hearing individuals featuring @dani_previ? You can watch it now on our YouTube page!
https://t.co/mPWVOtYAdj
Also... stay tuned for more upcoming lectures later this summer! 👀👀👀
#NeuropsychTwitter, this whole series is always amazing, but this one in particular will be great. Access to multicultural knowledge and insight is of critical importance. Take it from me, she is an expert and you will learn a lot. Tune in and watch @dani_previ share her wisdom!
I think what makes me a good audiologist, aside from that I’m also Deaf, is the ability to admit ‘yeah, okay, these hearing devices aren’t always the best’. Clients are often gaslighted by audiologists claiming that the hearing aids do work and that the client is just complaining
‘I’m barely clinging onto work’: Exhausted parents face another wave of school shutdowns. One of the parents highlighted has a student at Lexington School for the Deaf. Still waiting for the coverage of those students and families when school closed https://t.co/rOL5OvP8Oh
I would love to see a panel of teachers and students share their thoughts and experiences over the last two years instead of people who get paid to have opinions. Don’t just talk about teachers, please interview them.