What help do deaf people need in life?

Hearing-impaired people need psychological counseling, suitable job opportunities and social tolerance, understanding and support. Hearing-impaired people will encounter communication, interpersonal, communication, listening and other problems in their lives, and they need more understanding and help from normal people. Early treatment is the right choice for hearing-impaired children. Adults with hearing impairment can wear hearing AIDS to assist hearing.

Hearing-impaired people can hardly hear clearly when listening to others, especially in noisy environments. When they listen to the alarm clock, doorbell and telephone ring or answer the phone, they will have hearing difficulties. When they communicate with family, friends and others, most of them can't have a normal conversation. In social activities, when others speak too fast and change the subject, people with hearing impairment often don't understand. In these cases, normal people need to understand their own situation.

Because of hearing impairment, their employment scope, job opportunities and educational opportunities are very few, and they need the society to provide them with suitable jobs. Hearing impaired people often have many psychological problems, such as introversion, loneliness, unsociable, lack of self-confidence, overconfidence, anxiety, bad temper and fatigue. And unwilling to accept the fact of hearing impairment and try to cover it up. These problems also need psychological counseling from professionals.