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Spanish version of The Hearing Aid Decision: Answers
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Posted on November 12, 2011 by Hearing Aids
November 1, 2011
Contact: Randall Smith, M.Ed
Phone: (303) 988-7299
November 1, 2011 – Denver, CO – Randall Smith, M.Ed, announced today that the
Spanish version of The Hearing Aid Decision: Answers to Your Many
Questions, written by Smith, Dr. Jerome G. Alpiner and Megan Mulvey, was recently
released in Spain. CLAVE, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of people with
hearing impairment spearheaded the translation.
Published in the United States in 2007, The Hearing Aid Decision was written to guide
individuals through the often complicated and confusing process of determining if
hearing loss is a problem and if hearing amplification is a viable solution.”Often when
someone becomes aware of a hearing problem, they are unsure what is involved in
seeking help or where to start. We’ve put the process into everyday language,” said Smith.
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In 11 easy-to-read chapters, the book addresses common concerns from those with
listening and hearing problems and their friends and families who may be involved in the
hearing aid decision. Information on how to assess hearing, how to purchase and care for
hearing aids and how to adjust to new hearing aids is all covered. Smith adds, “We
provide information to assist in the journey toward better hearing.”
The Hearing Aid Decision melds with CLAVE’s mission to provide information on
relevant aspects of audiology, speech therapy and the education of people with hearingimpairment to improve their access to information in different settings (family,
education, society, work). “We are grateful to the authors for giving us the permission to
translate their work that will undoubtedly be of great value to the many native Spanish
speakers with hearing impairment that feel somewhat lost when looking for professional
help,” said Svante Borjesson, General Director of CLAVE. “We aim to provide practical
and useful information to all Spanish speakers through our web www.oiresclave.org and
this book certainly fits our objective.”
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About CLAVE: CLAVE is a charity established to improve the lives of people with
hearing impairment living mainly, but not exclusively, in Spain. CLAVE was registered as
a charity in England and Wales in November 2007 and in early 2008 it opened its offices
in Spain, from where it carries out its main program of activities. The main focus of the
charity is to inform and help train those professionals who are involved in the diagnosis,
amplification, intervention and education of people with hearing-impairment.
Simultaneously, CLAVE collaborates with authorities and institutions to facilitate social
understanding of the problems related to hearing loss, and to cooperate in adopting the
necessary measures for their treatment.
The Hearing Aid Decision: Answers to Your Many Questions may be obtained through
Amazon.com or by calling 303-988-7299
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