Supporting a student who is deafblind takes specialized knowledge and skills. We understand the unique access challenges that come with combined vision and hearing loss and how they can affect communication, literacy, learning and social development.

The Washington DeafBlind Program offers training and professional learning opportunities to help educators strengthen their skills and better support students who are deafblind. Explore online learning modules, scholarship opportunities and recorded training sessions to build your knowledge and bring new strategies into your practice.

Training Opportunities

Awareness-level training

DeafBlind Intervener Learning Modules are free, self-paced, and offer clock hours

Formal Training

Central Michigan University (CMU) partners with us to provide training and a credential for becoming a deafblind intervener

Training Videos

These recorded training sessions cover topics, strategies and practical approaches educators can use to support students who are deafblind.