Educational Audiologist/Parent-Infant Therapist
Linda Dinow has worked her “magic” with the youngest of Oralingua’s students for many years. Hired as a teacher of the deaf in 1970, Linda found her niche with the babies in 1971 when she became a parent-infant therapist. In 1975, she received a Master’s in Audiology and assumed the position of school audiologist. Presently, she sees parents and their infants for one:one tutoring. Infants are amplified with hearing aids or cochlear implants early on. They become accustom to sound and learn how to play with their voices. Parents learn how to interact with their young children in an effort to develop listening and language through everyday activities. Linda has participated and presented at conferences, workshops and conventions such as the American Academy of Audiology, the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and the American Speech and Hearing Association.
Elisa Roche,
Executive Director
Linda Dinow,
Educational Audiologist; Parent-Infant Therapist; Interm Principle
Nina Cesena,
DHH Master Teacher
Linda
Comstock, Office Support
Geisele DeCuir,
Development Coordinator
Kristin
Dunton, Office Support
Kim
Hiddleson, Speech and Language Pathologist; Cert. AVT
Karen Hodroff, Teacher
Traci Nolin,
Clinical Audiologist
Andrea Romo-Weeks, DHH Teacher
Krista
Santanna, DHH Teacher
Kay Schneider, Teacher; Cert. AVT
Leslie Sierra, Speech and Language Pathologist
Amanda Mendez, Development &
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