Living with deafness and hearing loss
Losing the ability to hear properly can be a frightening prospect. How will it affect relationships, work or education? What if you are a teenager with hearing problems?
This book helps people of all ages come to terms with their hearing loss or deafness and overcome the new challenges that daily life might bring. It has sections explaining the different kinds of hearing loss and what can be done to ease any difficulties.
Young people, parents, teachers and professionals can learn what deafness is, why it occurs and what changes can be made to support those who have lost their hearing.
If your child or partner is deaf or hard of hearing, you will find all the information you need in this handy guide, as well as advice if you are the one looking for some help and support.
Deafness and Hearing Loss - The Essential Guide is by Juliet England, Juliet is a freelance copywriter and journalist and has just completed an MA in Creative Writing and Critical Writing. She lives in Reading and has a severe hearing loss herself. To visit Juliet's website please go to http://julietengland.co.uk.
Page count: 128
Chapter headings: Introduction, Definitions, Hearing Loss in Childhood, Glue Ear, Education, Deafness and Hearing Loss at Work, Technology, Communication, Tinnitus, Cochlear Implants, Living with Hearing Loss, Help List, References.
Publication date: May 2010 (available now)
ISBN number: 978-1-86144-078-5
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