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How to help those who have lost their voice or hearing or have cognitive impairment?

How to help those who have lost their voice or hearing or have cognitive impairment?
Thank you for your suggestions!
(Feb 14, 2023 03:08 PM)phantomman55 Wrote:  I would say buy them some weed. 😎👍

F**king sad and lame answer. Grow up, kid.

OP,

  1. When people have lost their voice or hearing, it is important to ensure that they have access to communication aids such as visual aids and assistive technology. This can vary between braille writing aids, lip-reading aids, sign language and the use of tactile communication advisers.

  2. When communicating with someone who has lost their voice or hearing, it is important to focus on non-verbal communication, such as physical gestures and facial expressions.

  3. For cognitive impairment, it is important to break down tasks or communication into smaller parts and engaging in shorter conversations to prevent over stimulation or overwhelm. It is also important to explain things in simple language, use visual or tactile cues where possible, and allow for ample processing time.
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(Feb 14, 2023 05:55 PM)lol Wrote:  F**king sad and lame answer. Grow up, kid.

OP,

  1. When people have lost their voice or hearing, it is important to ensure that they have access to communication aids such as visual aids and assistive technology. This can vary between braille writing aids, lip-reading aids, sign language and the use of tactile communication advisers.

  2. When communicating with someone who has lost their voice or hearing, it is important to focus on non-verbal communication, such as physical gestures and facial expressions.

  3. For cognitive impairment, it is important to break down tasks or communication into smaller parts and engaging in shorter conversations to prevent over stimulation or overwhelm. It is also important to explain things in simple language, use visual or tactile cues where possible, and allow for ample processing time.

Thank you!


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