From wearing masks to physical distancing to washing our hands more frequently, we are all adjusting to the new normal. Unfortunately, many of these changes introduce new challenges to social interactions—we may have difficulty hearing the cashier at the grocery store, we may now be seeing medical professionals online and we may not be able to have as many social interactions as we typically do. The audiologists at Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center (CHSC) are pleased to announce a new virtual educational series that address these issues in addition to answering questions people may have about their hearing. Each talk is 30-45 minutes in length and will be presented FREE via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom access link.
All presentations are hosted by:
Karen Kantzes, Au.D., CCC-A
Dr. Karen Kantzes joined the audiology team at Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center in 1997. Dr. Kantzes believes in an individualized approach to rehabilitating hearing loss for people of all ages. She has extensive knowledge of a variety of hearing aids and other listening devices. She is committed to helping clients hear better in many different listening environments by making personalized recommendations end ensuring that each client achieves desired outcomes. Dr. Kantzes also manages the Audiology Patient Assistance Program.
Tuesday, September 15th
10:00 am
Hearing Better while Social Distancing
FREE VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
Social distancing and masks can create challenges for people with hearing loss. We will discuss how to successfully wear masks when wearing hearing aids (so as not to lose the hearing aids!) and how to communicate effectively when wearing a mask. In addition, we will talk about the importance of PHYSICAL distancing, not SOCIAL distancing. Presentation is 30-45 minutes in length and will be presented FREE via Zoom. Registration is required to receive the Zoom access link.
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