Entries by Partners for A Greater Voice

Accepting Your Child’s Hearing Loss

When you first realize that your child is suffering from hearing loss, you will probably feel shocked and helpless. It may be difficult to accept what the doctors tell you. This is a perfectly normal reaction, and it takes time to become informed about hearing loss and accept your reality. Every parent experiences a variety […]

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Starting a Parent Group

Getting A Parent Group Started: by Joanne Travers, MIM Starting a parent group takes time and energy. The primary actions to keep in mind are consistency and follow though. Before starting your parent group, find another dedicated parent or two to get started.  Sit down and talk it through. Agree to work together to carry […]

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Well-being Matters!

Hearing health practices throughout the world are complex in that they include a spectrum of audiological and educational services that address diverse populations with varying hearing conditions and habilitative needs. The number of persons affected with hearing loss is currently estimated to be around 466 million worldwide, which is about 6% of the world’s population; […]

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Thoughts on Effective Leaders

As I reflect upon the vast array of leaders for whom I have worked, studied or observed, I conclude that just being a smart person in whatever field does not qualify that person to be a leader. When I think about the dozens of parents who have spearheaded their children’s education and success, I admire […]

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