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Technical assistance may be requested in all areas of curricular domains. This project develops training resources and in-service training packets organized by content areas most frequently identified on completed needs assessment surveys. Some Technical Assistance Topics: Deaf-Blind Overview Auditory Assessment Auditory Development Central Auditory Processing Disorders Vision Assessment Visual Development Visual Stimulation Cortical Visual Impairments Vision and Hearing Accommodations Switches and Devices Educational Assessment (Deaf-Blind) Behavior/Positive Supports Preschool Transition Functional Curriculum (Deaf-Blind) Accessing General Education Curriculum Vocational Programming Daily Living Skills Orientation & Mobility (Infant/Toddler) Orientation & Mobility (Youth) Adult Transition Assistive Technology Inclusion Usher Syndrome Self-Advocacy Communication Skills Leisure/Recreation

If your agency may potentially serve persons who are deaf-blind, you are eligible for free technical assistance from the Project Reach/Philip Rock Center. Please take a moment to fill out and return the Professionals Needs Assessment form so we can help meet your needs.

Download the Adobe Acrobat Reader version of the Professionals Needs Assessment form, print it, fill it out and send it to Tina Lechnick at the address below. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, you may download it for free by following the link below. You may also call and request a fax of the assessment form.

Professionals Needs Assessment Form (PDF: 16 KB / 2 pages)

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