The cultural model of deafness is one that affirms the legitimacy of the Deaf community as a whole. The medical model of deafness is one that is predicated on disability and focuses on “deaf can’t” rather than “Deaf can”. I take the cultural and medical models of deafness and describe them in detail before relating them to various deaf self-identities. These deaf identities help therapists and researchers create culturally sensitive therapeutic techniques that affirm those identities. The current state of mental health care and accessibility for deaf individuals is discussed and contrasted to what the future of deaf mental health care may look like
This thesis explores the intersection of Deaf/disability identity and the practice of audiology, and...
Produced by Center on Disabilities, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Frank Sawyer ...
The Deaf/hard of hearing population is growing rapidly and the medical community is facing a higher ...
Cultural identity is a construct from the literature on Minority Identity Development Theory. One\u2...
Cultural identity is a construct from the literature on Minority Identity Development Theory. One\u2...
A cultural model of deafness is offered as an alternative to more popular pathological models. The c...
The purpose of the research was to explore the question of disability as applied to the Deaf communi...
The purpose of the research was to explore the question of disability as applied to the Deaf communi...
This study, in collaboration with the Montreal Deaf Community, used an anthropological perspective t...
Autism assessments for children who are deaf are particularly complex for a number of reasons, inclu...
Autism assessments for children who are deaf are particularly complex for a number of reasons, inclu...
Well established in the history of Deaf studies is the existence of two opposing perspectives of d/D...
The emergence of Deaf culture and recent developments in identity research fueled by cultural divers...
Historically the deaf population has been viewed through medical lens as a handicap and deficiency t...
Deafness is a heterogeneous condition with far-reaching eff ects on social, emotional, and cognitive...
This thesis explores the intersection of Deaf/disability identity and the practice of audiology, and...
Produced by Center on Disabilities, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Frank Sawyer ...
The Deaf/hard of hearing population is growing rapidly and the medical community is facing a higher ...
Cultural identity is a construct from the literature on Minority Identity Development Theory. One\u2...
Cultural identity is a construct from the literature on Minority Identity Development Theory. One\u2...
A cultural model of deafness is offered as an alternative to more popular pathological models. The c...
The purpose of the research was to explore the question of disability as applied to the Deaf communi...
The purpose of the research was to explore the question of disability as applied to the Deaf communi...
This study, in collaboration with the Montreal Deaf Community, used an anthropological perspective t...
Autism assessments for children who are deaf are particularly complex for a number of reasons, inclu...
Autism assessments for children who are deaf are particularly complex for a number of reasons, inclu...
Well established in the history of Deaf studies is the existence of two opposing perspectives of d/D...
The emergence of Deaf culture and recent developments in identity research fueled by cultural divers...
Historically the deaf population has been viewed through medical lens as a handicap and deficiency t...
Deafness is a heterogeneous condition with far-reaching eff ects on social, emotional, and cognitive...
This thesis explores the intersection of Deaf/disability identity and the practice of audiology, and...
Produced by Center on Disabilities, University of Hawai'i at Manoa, Honolulu, Hawai'i, Frank Sawyer ...
The Deaf/hard of hearing population is growing rapidly and the medical community is facing a higher ...