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X-WR-CALDESC:Come learn about why hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the
  ear) occurs\, what are the signs to look out for and steps for addressing
  it. Often hearing loss can make communicating with others challenging and
  even sometimes frustrating or embarrassing when it is difficult to hear o
 thers clearly. Tinnitus can be extremely difficult to live with. This sess
 ion will also cover practical solutions for enhancing communication when i
 nteracting by phone/video call\, in-person groups and in noisy settings su
 ch as restaurants or social gatherings. We will also share information abo
 ut CHC's Tinnitus Retraining Therapy program. This talk is appropriate for
  individuals with hearing loss and/or tinnitus\, for those who are curious
  about the topic\, as well as any family members and friends who are conce
 rned about or seeking support for a loved one or friend coping with hearin
 g loss or tinnitus. We will allocate time for Q & A\, so bring your questi
 ons! \n\nCenter for Hearing and Communication ('CHC') is a leading non-pro
 fit hearing rehabilitation clinic offering state-of-the-art hearing testin
 g\, hearing aid fittings and repair\, speech therapy and mental health ser
 vices for people with hearing loss of all ages. CHC's goal is to enable co
 mmunication without limits through comprehensive technological\, medical a
 nd educational solutions and support for individuals and families. Care is
  provided in-person at CHC's clinic in NYC in Lower Manhattan (50 Broadway
 \, 6th Floor) as well as remotely via CHC's telehealth platform.\n\nShelby
  Platia is an experienced licensed audiologist providing comprehensive aud
 iological services for both adults and children. This includes diagnostic 
 testing\, hearing aid evaluation/fittings\, counseling and Central Auditor
 y Processing Disorder evaluations (CAPD testing). Shelby also provides hea
 ring screenings and hearing health education as part of CHC's outreach pro
 gram to the city's social service programs for older adults. Shelby did he
 r residency at CHC and obtained her Doctor of Audiology degree at The Grad
 uate Center of the City University of New York\, in May 2021. Shelby’s cap
 stone project\, Experience and Satisfaction with Hearing Aid Services Deli
 vered via Tele-audiology in Adult Populations: A Systematic Review\, was a
 ccepted in April\, 2021.\n\nCarolyn Stern is the Director of Outreach at C
 HC where she leads grant funded educational and hearing diagnostic program
 s for New York City's older adult communities and health and social servic
 e providers aimed at increasing awareness of and providing attainable solu
 tions for hearing loss. Given Carolyn's personal experience with a progres
 sive hearing loss since childhood and her recent successful adoption of tw
 o cochlear implants\, she is passionate about helping others touched by a 
 hearing challenge. Prior to her work at CHC\, she had a career in marketin
 g and product management for the consumer goods industry. She earned her M
 BA at Columbia University School of Business and BA at Northwestern Univer
 sity.
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DESCRIPTION:Come learn about why hearing loss and tinnitus (ringing in the 
 ear) occurs\, what are the signs to look out for and steps for addressing 
 it. Often hearing loss can make communicating with others challenging and 
 even sometimes frustrating or embarrassing when it is difficult to hear ot
 hers clearly. Tinnitus can be extremely difficult to live with. This sessi
 on will also cover practical solutions for enhancing communication when in
 teracting by phone/video call\, in-person groups and in noisy settings suc
 h as restaurants or social gatherings. We will also share information abou
 t CHC's Tinnitus Retraining Therapy program. This talk is appropriate for 
 individuals with hearing loss and/or tinnitus\, for those who are curious 
 about the topic\, as well as any family members and friends who are concer
 ned about or seeking support for a loved one or friend coping with hearing
  loss or tinnitus. We will allocate time for Q & A\, so bring your questio
 ns! \n\nCenter for Hearing and Communication ('CHC') is a leading non-prof
 it hearing rehabilitation clinic offering state-of-the-art hearing testing
 \, hearing aid fittings and repair\, speech therapy and mental health serv
 ices for people with hearing loss of all ages. CHC's goal is to enable com
 munication without limits through comprehensive technological\, medical an
 d educational solutions and support for individuals and families. Care is 
 provided in-person at CHC's clinic in NYC in Lower Manhattan (50 Broadway\
 , 6th Floor) as well as remotely via CHC's telehealth platform.\n\nShelby 
 Platia is an experienced licensed audiologist providing comprehensive audi
 ological services for both adults and children. This includes diagnostic t
 esting\, hearing aid evaluation/fittings\, counseling and Central Auditory
  Processing Disorder evaluations (CAPD testing). Shelby also provides hear
 ing screenings and hearing health education as part of CHC's outreach prog
 ram to the city's social service programs for older adults. Shelby did her
  residency at CHC and obtained her Doctor of Audiology degree at The Gradu
 ate Center of the City University of New York\, in May 2021. Shelby’s caps
 tone project\, Experience and Satisfaction with Hearing Aid Services Deliv
 ered via Tele-audiology in Adult Populations: A Systematic Review\, was ac
 cepted in April\, 2021.\n\nCarolyn Stern is the Director of Outreach at CH
 C where she leads grant funded educational and hearing diagnostic programs
  for New York City's older adult communities and health and social service
  providers aimed at increasing awareness of and providing attainable solut
 ions for hearing loss. Given Carolyn's personal experience with a progress
 ive hearing loss since childhood and her recent successful adoption of two
  cochlear implants\, she is passionate about helping others touched by a h
 earing challenge. Prior to her work at CHC\, she had a career in marketing
  and product management for the consumer goods industry. She earned her MB
 A at Columbia University School of Business and BA at Northwestern Univers
 ity.
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Hearing Loss and Tinnitus and Tips for Better Commu
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 -Person)
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