CIGICON 2022
NOVEMBER 4 – 6, 2022
HABILITATION
RESOURCES
NOVEMBER 4 – 6
AB BOOTH
Learn about habilitation resources that will help you provide the best personalized care. Visit the AB booth to stand a chance to win a BabyBeats kit and other giveaways.
MAP YOUR
LISTENING JOURNEY
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 (DAY 1)
11:00AM – 11:20PM
MUSIC TO
YOUR EARS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 (DAY 1)
3:40PM – 4:00PM
IN THE WONDERLAND
OF BOOKS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4 (DAY 1)
4:30PM – 4:50PM
MUSIC TO
YOUR EARS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 (DAY 2)
10:00AM – 10:20AM
IN THE WONDERLAND
OF BOOKS
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5 (DAY 2)
3:10PM – 3:30PM
THERAPY IS
ALL ABOUT PLAY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6 (DAY 3)
10:00AM – 10:20AM
9x BABYBEATS KIT WINNERS
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Qualification:
Attend and submit your names to our friendly AB representatives.
All attendees will gain a chance at the BabyBeats Kit raffle draw at the end of each day.
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Raffle Draw Timings: 3 BabyBeats Kit to be given away at the end of each day.
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Day 1 & 2: 4:45PM
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Day 3: 2:30PM
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DAY 1 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 2 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 1 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 3 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 1 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 3 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 2 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 3 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
DAY 2 WINNER
TO BE ANNOUNCED
ABOUT THE RESOURCES
MAP YOUR
LISTENING JOURNEY
In the myHearingGuide™ hearing journey coach, your clients can find answers and support that’s tailored to their life!
Learn more about how you can help your clients set goals, make a plan, find solutions and celebrate their progress too!
IN THE WONDERLAND
OF BOOKS
Learn how to help your clients make book reading an enjoyable experience and work on early literacy skills to help their children become successful readers.
MUSIC TO
YOUR EARS
Music is an essential part of our lives, whether it’s dancing to the tunes or singing songs.
Join us to learn how you can help your clients and their children bond, play, and develop listening and language skills.
THERAPY IS
ALL ABOUT PLAY
Join us to find out how the process of non-directive play can help your clients and their child achieve goals. After all, isn’t the process that matters most in therapy?
