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California Deaf-Blind Services

serves individuals who have hearing and vision problems, with or without additional disabilities. 

Staff Blog

Julie: OT Video is Now Available

2010-09-02 13:31
Hello everyone.  Please visit our videos section to hear occupational therapist Jill Brody discuss her work with students who are deaf-blind.

Maurice: Great new intervener training resource available

2010-08-23 15:15
In addition to the CDBS Online Introduction to Interveners, which is the new learning module available on this website, another important new...

Julie: OT video will be up soon

2010-08-20 09:17
I am very pleased to be a part of the CDBS team!  Since my arrival, I have been working on a video regarding occupational therapy for the...

Ty: New Features!

2010-05-25 11:45
Hi everyone We have two brand new features on the website: Publications, and the Online Introduction to Interveners (OLITI) learning...

Photo Galleries

2010 COPE-DB Southern California Picnic (8/21/10)

Coming Soon!

2010 Northern California Picnic (6/8/10)

 

2009 COPE-DB Southern California Picnic (8/22/09)

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University-CDBS Partnership Project
Are you a teacher interested in a credential training program to meet the needs of students who are deaf-blind?

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ONLINE INTRODUCTION TO INTERVENERS (OLITI)
A new introductory module about interveners for paraeducators, family members, teachers, administrators and others!

CHECK IT OUT

THE COCHLEAR IMPLANT 2 RESEARCH PROJECT

Considering a cochlear implant for your child?

CLICK HERE to learn more about how you can be a part of our project.

Events Calendar

*Register Now: Training in Spanish for Spanish Speaking Families and Service Providers (9/11/10)

2010-03-02 15:32
California Deaf-Blind Services In collaboration with Miller Children’s Hospital Family...

NEWSLETTER

Check out the latest issue of CDBS' Newsletter: reSources

WINTER 2010

Ask The Expert

Do you have questions about how to better meet the needs of an individual who is deaf-blind? Add to a growing archive of information for families and service providers throughout the state.

  • LEARN more about this new  feature.
  • SUBMIT a question.
  • VIEW Previously submitted questions.

Staff Picks

CDBS regularly profiles publications that our staff highly recommends. Each is well worth including in your local resource library.

VIEW OUR PICKS!