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Mindfully Advocating for a Deaf and Hard of Hearing World with Amanda Zubricki @thatdeafgirl
In this episode, Amanda educates us on the barriers and blessings of being a dental hygienist who was born deaf, and how we can advocate for others! We discuss clear masks to ultrasonics and more...
"Just Ask" -Amanda Zubricki, @that.deaf.girl
Deaf Awareness Month is in September! In preparation, you will not want to miss this episode with Amanda @thatdeafgirl.
"I was so inspired by Amanda, I had a hard time holding back my tears. Afterwards, I couldn't stop thinking about this interview. She is an advocate icon!" -Heather Bolton, Yogateeth Podcast Host
Amanda Zubricki, RDH, BS, graduated from Towson University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. After graduating, she spent several years working with special needs children. Amanda later returned to school to pursue a degree in dental hygiene at Northern Virginia Community College. She became a licensed dental hygienist in 2017 and has been practicing as a clinical dental hygienist ever since. She currently holds dual licenses in Virginia and Texas. Amanda was born profoundly deaf, but has never let it get her way!
Amanda is a mom to three beautiful girls, including twins. I’m a mom of 3 girls, including twins. One twin has hearing loss and the other two girls were born with a birth defect called Omphalocele. Amanda started a nonprofit called That Deaf RDH with a vision to ensure every deaf or hard-of-hearing person has the financial and community support they need to achieve their goal of becoming a dental hygienist. Outside of work and “mom-ing,” she enjoys developing and sharing content for her blog, That Deaf Girl (https://thatdeafgirl.com), advocating for inclusion in the general public and workforce on social media, and inspiring individuals alike.
Visit https://www.yogateeth.com for a "That Deaf RDH Advocate" Tee or Sweater. Profits will be donated to the "That Deaf RDH Foundation," scholarship fund.
websites:
thatdeafgirl.com
thatdeafrdh.org
yogateeth.com
Instagrams:
@that.deaf.girl
@thatdeafgirl.nonprofit
Note: Automatic generated subtitles available, however they are not completely accurate and do not do this interview justice. Thank you!
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By Heather BoltonIn this episode, Amanda educates us on the barriers and blessings of being a dental hygienist who was born deaf, and how we can advocate for others! We discuss clear masks to ultrasonics and more...
"Just Ask" -Amanda Zubricki, @that.deaf.girl
Deaf Awareness Month is in September! In preparation, you will not want to miss this episode with Amanda @thatdeafgirl.
"I was so inspired by Amanda, I had a hard time holding back my tears. Afterwards, I couldn't stop thinking about this interview. She is an advocate icon!" -Heather Bolton, Yogateeth Podcast Host
Amanda Zubricki, RDH, BS, graduated from Towson University with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. After graduating, she spent several years working with special needs children. Amanda later returned to school to pursue a degree in dental hygiene at Northern Virginia Community College. She became a licensed dental hygienist in 2017 and has been practicing as a clinical dental hygienist ever since. She currently holds dual licenses in Virginia and Texas. Amanda was born profoundly deaf, but has never let it get her way!
Amanda is a mom to three beautiful girls, including twins. I’m a mom of 3 girls, including twins. One twin has hearing loss and the other two girls were born with a birth defect called Omphalocele. Amanda started a nonprofit called That Deaf RDH with a vision to ensure every deaf or hard-of-hearing person has the financial and community support they need to achieve their goal of becoming a dental hygienist. Outside of work and “mom-ing,” she enjoys developing and sharing content for her blog, That Deaf Girl (https://thatdeafgirl.com), advocating for inclusion in the general public and workforce on social media, and inspiring individuals alike.
Visit https://www.yogateeth.com for a "That Deaf RDH Advocate" Tee or Sweater. Profits will be donated to the "That Deaf RDH Foundation," scholarship fund.
websites:
thatdeafgirl.com
thatdeafrdh.org
yogateeth.com
Instagrams:
@that.deaf.girl
@thatdeafgirl.nonprofit
Note: Automatic generated subtitles available, however they are not completely accurate and do not do this interview justice. Thank you!