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How turning the sound down can bring in more business and improve communication for you whether it be personal or professional. Then what you can request as a person with a disability for ADA rights and how hearing loss affects #listenskills therefore may hinder your success in life and how you can serve those with hearing loss to attract and retain this trillion dollar missed market niche. What to do if you are stopped by s police officer or how to talk to a patient who even has a mild hearing loss. And help move ahead the Hearing Loss Awareness for the 21st Century with Hearing Friendly Business Training and Certification, corporate keynote training or doing it online at Hearing Loss Equality and Inclusion Training on Podia. You always have a right to request a quiet or hearing friendly space in any public or private venue as it is an ADA requirement to accommodate those with a disability. Learn to recognize those with a hearing loss and send an email to [email protected] for you cheat sheet with 25 Ways to Serve and Recognize.
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By Teresa Barnes RNHow turning the sound down can bring in more business and improve communication for you whether it be personal or professional. Then what you can request as a person with a disability for ADA rights and how hearing loss affects #listenskills therefore may hinder your success in life and how you can serve those with hearing loss to attract and retain this trillion dollar missed market niche. What to do if you are stopped by s police officer or how to talk to a patient who even has a mild hearing loss. And help move ahead the Hearing Loss Awareness for the 21st Century with Hearing Friendly Business Training and Certification, corporate keynote training or doing it online at Hearing Loss Equality and Inclusion Training on Podia. You always have a right to request a quiet or hearing friendly space in any public or private venue as it is an ADA requirement to accommodate those with a disability. Learn to recognize those with a hearing loss and send an email to [email protected] for you cheat sheet with 25 Ways to Serve and Recognize.