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HLADE Speakers Bureau
You can get a FREE one-hour presentation for your church, school, community center or other organization just by asking.
Please Note: These are free formal training programs of up to six weeks in length. For formal training classes, please go to our Training Programs page.
Our speakers are professionals such as audiologists, speech pathologists, captioners, interpreters and others who have a great deal of experience in deaf and hard of hering issues.
Our programs can be presented at our offices in Wilmington and in Kent County, or at your location.
In the past classes have been held libraries, community centers, senior centers, health care clinics or facilities, business locations, schools, churches, private agencies or organization offices.
Some of the topics we speak on are listed below. But customized programs can be developed for the needs of your group.
Sample Topics
Introduction to Hearing loss
Understanding Your Hearing Loss
Noise and Hearing Loss
Hearing Loss in Children
Communication and Educational Options for Infants and Children with Hearing Loss
H earing Loss and Your Rights
Hearing aids
Getting the Most Out of Hearing Aids
American Sign Language
Cochlear implants
Speechreading (lipreading)
Introduction to Assistive devices
Telephones, Relay and CAPTEL for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People
Using the Telephone Relay Service
Coping with a Hearing Loss
Living with Someone with a Hearing Loss
Communication and Educational Options for Infants and Children with Hearing Loss
How to Help your Child at Home and School
Living with Hearing Loss
Working with a Hearing Loss
Introduction to Computers for people with hearing loss
Music and Hearing Loss
History of Hearing Aids
Web Resources for Hearing Loss
Delaware and Regional Resources for Hearing Loss
How to Advocate for your Child in School or College
How to be a Self-Advocate
For more information, or to request classes to be conducted in your area please contact us.
Hearing Loss - An Issue of National Health Concern
Unless otherwise noted, all text and images at this site are
Hearing Loss Assn. of Delaware
Page Revised 7 April 2009.
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