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11:00 a.m.

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Hearing Loss Conference

Do You Hear What I Hear?
A Free Community Event

Saturday, March 6 from 8:30 am - 2 pm
 
 
St. Luke's United Methodist Church
3471 Westheimer (@ Edloe)
Houston, TX 77027
 
More Information
Contact Karen Smith
713-402-5086
ksmith@stlukes-hou.org
  • Inspirational insight on coping strategies
  • Free hearing screenings
  • (CART) Real-time captioning

A free resource for identifying and managing hearing loss

Program
  1. 8:30 am - Registration
  2. 9 am -  Announcements & Introduction of Dr. Neil Bauman
  3. 9:15 am - Yes You Can Too!
  4. 10:15 am - Break
  5. 10:30 am
    1. Six Keys to Successfully Living with Your Hearing Loss
    2. Coping with Hearing Loss the Right Way!
  6. 12:00 pm - Complimentary Lunch & Visit Exhibits
  7. 1:00 pm
    1. Grieving for Your Hearing Loss
    2. Learn and Put Into Practice Good Coping Skills
    3. Speechreading
    4. Wearing Properly Fitted Hearing Aids: Only Part of the Solution
  8. 2:00 pm
    1. Book Drawing
    2. Adjourn

Keynote Speaker

Neil Bauman, Ph.D. is a hearing loss coping skills specialist, researcher, author and speaker on issues pertaining to hearing loss. No stranger to hearing loss himself, he has lived with a life-long severe hereditary hearing loss. He became an excellent speechreader at an early age and practices numerous ways to successfully cope with being hard of hearing in a hearing world. Dr. Bauman did not let his hearing loss stop him from achieving goals. He earned several degrees including a Ph.D. and a Th.D.

After being rejected for pilot training because of his hearing loss, he subsequently appealed this decision and became the first person in Canada to be approved for flight training in spite of his severe hearing loss.

In addition to his work as Executive Director of the Center for Hearing Loss Help, Neil is a member of the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA, formerly SHHH), the national organization for people with hearing loss in the USA and a member of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA). He was vice-chair of the Governor’s Advisory Council for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Pennsylvania (2002-2006). Also, he is a former editor of the award-winning HearSay, the quarterly newsletter of the Pennsylvania State office of HLAA.

Additional Information

Hearing screenings during the conference are sponsored by the University Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic: A United Way Facility, located on the central campus of the University of Houston.
 
Workshop volunteer services provided by the UH Student Speech, Language, and Hearing Association.

Expertist & Resources at Exhibitor Tables featuring:

  • Advanced Bionics
  • Luke Burke, M.D. P.A.
  • Cochlear Americas
  • Hearing Systems, Inc.
  • Houston Hearing Healthcare Center
  • MED-EL Corporation 
  • Oticon, Inc.
  • Center for Audiology
Lunch underwritten by exhibitors. Captioning provided by Hearing Systems.
 
 
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