Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Conditions

Seattle Children's pediatric ophthalmologist Dr. Francine Baran offers advice for avoiding contact lens injuries in children.

Childhood Communication Center video: 504 Plans for Children with Hearing Loss

Brenda Liebman Aron and Len Aron take you on a journey through Deaf culture from both hearing and deaf perspectives.

Executive function is best described as a set of high-level cognitive abilities that control and regulate behavior and basic abilities such as attention, memory, and emotion. David Horn, MD, and Amy Melick, PhD, discuss EF, current research on children with cochlear implants and resources for improving EF.

Carol Carrothers, state coordinator of DHH Services of WSDS, discusses the purpose and process of an IEP, what to expect of an IEP and tips for active participation in IEP meetings.

This session provides an overview of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), assistive listening devices and captioning, advocacy and a Q&A with a panel of parents and young adults with hearing loss.

 Every year hundreds of babies in Washington state are born with hearing loss. It’s the most common birth defect in children. Dr. Richard Molteni talks about the importance of screening for hearing problems.

Join Kathleen Sie, MD, for a discussion of current practices in the evaluation of childhood hearing loss.

A Childhood Communication Center update on hearing aid technology.