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Introduction:

Today I’m speaking with pediatric audiologist, Lindsay Cockburn, who works with families from all over the world at the famous John Tracy Center in Los Angeles, California. Lindsay’s blog, Listen With Lindsay, aims to connect with parents of children with hearing loss and professionals and create an online community to support and encourage one another. She shares information in a relatable way that feels like it is from a friend or a peer. Lindsay is my very first audiologist guest on the show!

Lindsay’s blog, Listen With Lindsay, aims to connect with parents of children with hearing loss and professionals and create an online community to support and encourage one another. She shares information in a relatable way that feels like it is from a friend or a peer. Lindsay is my very first audiologist guest on the show!

In our chat today, we learn about Lindsay’s background, and she shares some fabulous tips for how audiologists and SLPs can collaborate for better progress and better outcomes for their patients. Lindsay also shares tips for involving parents (who should be the child’s main therapist) in treatment and how SLPs can know when to refer a child for a hearing test.

Lindsay also makes a good case for using a microphone for your hard-of-hearing patients and gives suggestions for how to help your clients obtain these expensive devices. This episode is full of great ideas and helpful insights. Don’t miss it!

Topics/Questions:

  1. What are you tips for successful collaboration between audiologists and SLPs?
  2. Please share how and when a child should be referred for a hearing test.
  3. How does hearing loss affect speech?
  4. What are 3 things SLPs need to keep in mind when it comes to hearing loss and treating DHH kids?

Game: Real Housewives Quiz?

You’ll have to tune into the episode to find out her answers!

LEARN MORE:

Website
Instagram
Facebook
Hearing First
John Tracy Center
Success for Kidswith Hearing Loss

About the Host

Venita Litvack M.A. CCC-SLP (She/Her)

Venita is an Assistive Technology (AT) Consultant in south Florida. She has a passion for using AAC, AT, and literacy to support individuals with complex communication needs, autism, and other diagnoses. Venita has presented on several topics related to AAC at local and national conferences. She co-authored two articles published in ASHA Leader’s online publication, as well as the Lou Knows What to Do book series published by Boys Town Press.

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