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Next meeting, January 26 from 6:30 to 8:00pm (Pacific Standard Time).
Dr. Keito Omokawa (AuD, CCC-A) will be co-hosting our meeting from the Hearing Speech and Deaf Center here in Seattle.
To RSVP for the meeting, and find out more information about the group, contact Group Leader Keith Field.
Meeting time: 6:30pm CST. Guest speaker is Professor Ann Perreau.
Ann Perreau is an associate professor in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department at Augustana College in Rock Island, IL. Ann teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on hearing science, research methods, and audiology and provides audiological services to patients of all ages at the Roseman Center for Speech, Language, and Hearing. Ann’s area of expertise is tinnitus in collaboration with Dr. Richard Tyler at the University of Iowa and she offers complete tinnitus services including tinnitus evaluation, group and individual counseling, sound therapy devices, and hearing aid provision. Other research interests include subjective and objective outcomes related to cochlear implant and hearing aid use in individuals with hearing loss.
To get the Zoom link for the meeting, or, if you have any questions, etc. in regard to the meeting or the group, contact Deb Holmen at 608-219-0277, or by e-mail.
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