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Olivia Meriano – or Liv – is a middle child. Liv is dyslexic, one of her older sisters was born with Cerebral Palsy, and her two younger brothers have hearing loss. Olivia’s grandparents were born Deaf, so her mother grew up using American Sign Language as her first language, a skill that she brought into her own family as an adult. In today’s conversation, you’ll learn more about Olivia’s home and family life, her experience growing up in the Deaf community, and how this helped shaped her work as a speech pathologist.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:
Resources:
Register for the Partnership in Hearing community page here
Olivia Meriano at the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation
The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation
Five Moore Minutes with Shelley Moore
Instagram accounts:
@MsDeafQueen
@Shayleemansfield
@AdventuresInDeafEd
@Fidgets.and.Fries
@TheAutisticats
@crutches\_and\_spice
@AndrewGurza
@Zach.Anner
@disabilityreframed
The views, information or opinions expressed in this Podcast are solely the views of those guests and not those of Oticon Canada. While guests are invited to listen, listeners acknowledge that they are not being provided professional advice from the podcast or the guests.
By Oticon CanadaOlivia Meriano – or Liv – is a middle child. Liv is dyslexic, one of her older sisters was born with Cerebral Palsy, and her two younger brothers have hearing loss. Olivia’s grandparents were born Deaf, so her mother grew up using American Sign Language as her first language, a skill that she brought into her own family as an adult. In today’s conversation, you’ll learn more about Olivia’s home and family life, her experience growing up in the Deaf community, and how this helped shaped her work as a speech pathologist.
Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode:
Resources:
Register for the Partnership in Hearing community page here
Olivia Meriano at the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation
The Down Syndrome Resource Foundation
Five Moore Minutes with Shelley Moore
Instagram accounts:
@MsDeafQueen
@Shayleemansfield
@AdventuresInDeafEd
@Fidgets.and.Fries
@TheAutisticats
@crutches\_and\_spice
@AndrewGurza
@Zach.Anner
@disabilityreframed
The views, information or opinions expressed in this Podcast are solely the views of those guests and not those of Oticon Canada. While guests are invited to listen, listeners acknowledge that they are not being provided professional advice from the podcast or the guests.