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Hard of Hearing Support Group
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Cochlear Implant Support Group
This year's Cochlear Implant Support Group is proudly supported by Cochlear Americas.
This is open to all cochlear implant users, candidates, family members,
and CI professionals - teachers, audiologists and other service providers.
The meeting is held at 10:00 to noon on the 3rd (third) Saturday of
every month at our center. No meetings will be held in June, July, or August.
Cost is $10.00 per person $20.00 per couple, family, professionals
No one turned away for lack of funds.
Parking in rear, Buses 24, 31, 5, & 38
If interested in attending, please RSVP to barbara@hearingspeech.org
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Hard-of-Hearing Community Support Group
The next Hard-of Hearing Community Support group will be Saturday, July 17th,
from 1:00 to 2:30 pm. For more info contact karena@hearingspeech.org.
Community Support Group for active adults with hearing loss facilitated by
Director of Counseling and Outreach, Shannon Simonson.
This group is self-supporting through individual donations. The recommended
donation is $10 per individual. No one is turned away for lack of funds. The
donations cover costs to use the facility, for staffing and opening the Resource
Center Store
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Tinnitus Support Group
The next meeting of the San Francisco Tinnitus Support/Education Group
will be TUESDAY AUGUST 17 at the usual time 5:30-7:00. (Meetings
tend to go later when we have a big group so plan accordingly.) We
meet in the second floor conference room at The Hearing and Speech
Center of Northern California, 1234 Divisadero St. in San Francisco.
There is free parking behind the building.
Although I haven't received the August Tinnitus Today issue, I am
hoping to have it for our next meeting. It always has interesting
articles on current research and questions that guide our discussions
not only on tinnitus and hyperacusis but also on auditory perception,
somatosensory involvement, sleep and drug issues, etc.
If there is time, I would like to play some soothing sounds used for
tinnitus and also show some relaxation exercises that have been
helpful in managing tinnitus.
These meetings provide support for people with tinnitus and
hyperacusis. Current information on tinnitus instruments and
treatments are presented along with discussion of coping with and
managing the problems associated with tinnitus and hyperacusis.
Please let us know if you will be attending the meeting.
Malvina C. Levy, Au.D. email - mlevy@hearingspeech.org
Tracy Peck, Au.D. email - tpeck@hearingspeech.org
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