
Emma Nelson
National Center on Deaf-Blindness
: Initiative Lead for Early Identification and Intervention
Portland,
OR 97202
emma.nelson@hknc.org
5035044836
Emma Nelson is a initiative lead for NCDB in the area of Early Identification and Intervention. She is certified as an early childhood special educator and has taught infants, toddlers, and preschoolers with complex needs including DeafBlindness in classrooms, community, and home based settings. Before coming to NCDB, she was the Project Director of the Vermont Sensory Access Project, Vermont’s Federal DeafBlind Project, and was also the Project Director of the Vermont I-Team Early Intervention Project, a project that supports local providers serving infants and toddlers with intensive special needs and their families. Emma is trained in Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) and endorsed in the CVI Range. Emma earned her Master's degree at Hunter College in Early Childhood Special Education with a concentration in severe and multiple disabilities and deafblindness.
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My Contributions (6)
Forum Posts (6)
February 2019 Update in Early Identification and Intervention |
Last post, 7 Days Ago by
Christopher Russell
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January 2019 Update in Early Identification and Intervention |
Last post, 2 Mo. Ago by
Lisa Lawter
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December 2018 Update in Early Identification and Intervention |
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Last post, 4 Mo. Ago by
Marites Altuna
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Dissemination of Referral Forms in Early Identification and Intervention |
Last post, Aug 12, 2014 by
Carol Darrah |
Videos of Infants/Toddlers? in Early Identification and Intervention |
Last post, Apr 28, 2014 by
Gail Leslie
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