We would like to invite you to the PORA! Forum-Discussion on March 3rd with Nicole da Rocha. We will discuss various aspects of using the website, particularly the application of rehabilitation materials for children and adults with hearing impairments.
The lecturer, Nicole da Rocha, is a speech therapist with a certification in Auditory-Verbal Therapy (AVT), a clinical audiologist, and a specialist in alternative communication from the UK.
Our discussion topics will include:
Assessing the usability of the website;
Practical advice on applying the provided materials in rehabilitation practice;
Addressing typical challenges and ways to overcome them;
Opportunity to ask questions and receive answers from the expert.
We are confident that this will be an interesting and fruitful experience for all participants. Join us and share your expertise!
Thank you for your attention, and we hope to see you at the forum-discussion!
OVERVIEW OF LISTENING PRACTICE AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS: No matter the brand/hearing solution.
Free to access! For professionals, families & individuals who are supporting, or are themselves, Deaf / Hard of Hearing
We will be featuring a discussion on the creation and significance of parent associations for individuals raising children with hearing loss. The session will explore the motivations behind establishing these associations, their goals, achievements, and the challenges they encounter.
Our esteemed speakers for this session are:
Ekaterina Tortladze (Georgia)
Luzine Stepanyan (Armenia)
Asel Mayrambekova (Kyrgyzstan)
Nicole da Rocha, speech therapist, AVT, clinical audiology from the UK, will be conducting a webinar on February 4. She will enlighten us about the array of online materials available for rehabilitation and the various ways to incorporate them effectively. Additionally, we have scheduled a forum discussion for March 3rd.
Nicole ‘s training and experience has been focused in early intervention and her therapeutic approach is transdisciplinary, child lead with family centred care. She has over 15 years of clinical experience with further qualifications in multilingual speech acquisition, AAC (augmentative alternative communication), AVT (auditory verbal therapy) and am also Hanen certified.
She currently works for Advanced Bionics, a cochlear implant manufacturer as international consumer excellence manager. She supports families and professionals with the process of receiving cochlear implants and getting the brain acclimatised to sound.
“My heart passion is for communication, I hold the belief that communication is what makes us human. It is a privilege to work with the Deaf and hard of hearing community, and to work in this field to provide solutions for communication.”
We cordially invite you to join us for our final webinar of 2023 featuring Dr. Monika Lehnhardt-Goriany.
During this session, we will present an overview of upcoming topics for 2024 and highlight conferences across various countries focusing on audiology and rehabilitation after Cochlear Implantation.
Your input is valuable to us, and we would like to learn about the topics you find most interesting for our webinars in 2024.
Feel free to share this invitation with your colleagues. We look forward to your participation!
DE Wir laden Sie herzlich zu unserem letzten Webinar 2023 mit Dr. Monika Lehnhardt-Goriany ein.Während dieser Sitzung werden wir einen Überblick über die kommenden Themen für 2024 geben und Konferenzen in verschiedenen Ländern hervorheben, die sich auf Audiologie und Rehabilitation nach Cochlea-Implantation konzentrieren.Ihr Input ist für uns wertvoll und wir würden gerne mehr über die Themen erfahren, die Sie für unsere Webinare im Jahr 2024 am interessantesten finden. Teilen Sie diese Einladung gerne mit Ihren Kollegen.Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Beteiligung!
We would like to invite you to the PORA! Forum-Discussion on November 26 with specialists from Spain and Portugal.
Main reason parents decide to go with implants for their child is a development & use of child’s speech & hearing. At the last meeting, we discussed the role and models of parents-child interaction, five simple but important steps – Brain-Building SERVE & RETURN and how to improve the quality of communication, as well as to increase the child’s active vocabulary.
When parents learn to talk more they will tend to talk in different ways… …and say more positive things.
75% of the Time We Spend With Our Kids in Our Lifetime Will Be Spent By Age 12
What do Children Learn in Routines? Share your experience! Your questions will be answered by: Eulalia Juan, Isabel Monteiro, Pedro Bras da Silva
Eulalia Juan: Speech and language patologist SLP-CCC, audiologist, AVT
–> Profil Eulalia Juan –< Isabel Monteiro Psychology and SLP Specialist, AVT
–> Profile: Isabel Monteiro –< Pedro Bras da Silva Specialist in Listening and Spoken Language Specialist (LSLS), AVT
–> Profile Pedro Brás da Silva –<
Wir laden Sie herzlich zum Forum-Discussion PORA!am 29.10 ein.Das Thema „Landesbildungszentrum für hörgeschädigte Kinder: pädagogische Audiologie“ wird vom Hörgeschädigtenpädagogen Carsten Gregor vorgestellt.Seit 2015 ist er am LBZH in Osnabrück als Koordinator für Pädagogische Audiologie tätig, davor war er 9 Jahre lang als Lehrer in der Primarstufe, Pädagogischen Audiologie, Hörfrühförderung, Mobilen Dienst „Hören“ und Sonderkindergarten „Hören“ tätig. Während der vorherigen Session haben wir folgende Punkte besprochen (klicken Sie auf “more”):
We would like to invite you to the PORA! Forum-Discussion on October 8th with Robert Mandara (Vice-President of EURO-CIU, member of CIICA) from Finland.
You could read his story and ask any questions before the session, so Robert can be prepared with answers. Robert Mandara PORA!(RU EN)
Robert Mandara, 54 British but living in Finland since 1996. Born with congenital sensorineural deafness.
First hearing aid at age 4, with tinnitus starting at around the same time.
Attended mainstream school and university – Electronic and Electrical Engineering. Employed as a Senior Technical Writer.
Right ear was implanted in 2014 and the left ear in 2016, with Cochlear brand implant and N6 processors.
Active CI advocate: Vice-President of EURO-CIU since 2019, a full member of CIICA, peer support person in Finland, volunteer at European Friendship Week for young CI users.
The story of the journey of CI was shared by Robert on May 21st.
Topic “How to minimize lesson preparation ” is presented by Rebecca Claridge from Australia .
We discussed contents of the MED-EL lesson kits, how to use the resources for offline and remote sessions (Telepractice), a multi-level lesson plan, key teaching strategies, activities with instructions,printable resources.
We look forward to your comments and feedback on the use of the materials provided. Please share your opinions and ask questions by e-mail: liubov.wolowik@lehnhardt-academy.net
Topic “How to minimize lesson preparation ” is presented by Rebecca Claridge from Australia .
Rebecca Claridge is a certified practising Speech Pathologist and Listening and Spoken Language specialist with more than 30 years’ experience working with people using cochlear implants. She has worked at the Sydney Cochlear Implant Centre, Brisbane’s Hear and Say Centre and run her own private practice.
In 2015 she began working for MED-EL developing the popular free downloadable lesson kit resources for children. In 2017 she joined MED-EL Global Rehabilitation team and in 2021 commenced a newly created role within MED-EL as the Regional Rehabilitation Manager for Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
We would like to invite you to first PORA! webinar after our summer holidays. The topic “German Educational Center for Children with Hearing Impairment: Pedagogical-Audiological Counseling Center” will be presented by Carsten Gregor, teacher of the deaf. He works at the educational center for children with hearing impairments (LBZH) in Osnabrück as coordinator for pedagogical audiology since 2015, before that he worked for 9 years as an elementary school teacher of the deaf and as an spetialist of the mobile early intervention service in LBZH, Osnabrück.
Wir laden Sie herzlich zum ersten PORA!Webinar nach unseren Sommerferien ein.Das Thema „Landesbildungszentrum für hörgeschädigte Kinder: pädagogisch-audiologische Beratungsstelle“ wird vom Hörgeschädigtenpädagogen Carsten Gregor vorgestellt.Seit 2015 ist er am LBZH in Osnabrück als Koordinator für Pädagogische Audiologie tätig, davor war er 9 Jahre lang als Lehrer in der Primarstufe, Pädagogischen Audiologie, Hörfrühförderung, Mobilen Dienst „Hören“ und Sonderkindergarten „Hören“ tätig.