Lipreading in the News
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What can you do when your local lipreading class is under threat due to lack of funds? Chris Jackson, and several other lipreading students, took matters into their own hands. Read full article here
“Lipreading empowers people to find their place in a hearing world and not to withdraw or become isolated.” More than Lipservice! Molly Berry, lipreading tutor and Chair of ATLA, would like a word… Read more here The attached article was originally published in the 2018 Spring issue of the Action on Hearing Loss (formerly RNID) members’ magazine. Action on Hearing Loss is the UK’s largest charity supporting people confronting deafness, tinnitus and hearing loss. Join now for as little as £12.50 to receive the quarterly members’ magazine, along with some other fantastic benefits. Join now by going to: Actiononhearingloss.org.uk/membership |
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Celst is not only committed to improving the communication skills of people with hearing loss, we would also like to improve the skills of the hearing public when communicating with people with hearing loss. We offer courses for those that are hard of hearing and those that would like to know more about lipreading...
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