One or a series of online consultations via email or real time chat provides guidance to find solutions, settle dilemmas, untangle knots, and more. 

Healthcare professional, originally licensed in 1978. PhD in Psychology, Continuing Professional Education and Certification in the US and UK, other locations, 1978 to 2005. Clinical faculty, Harvard Medical School, 1987 to 2003. 

Fee for online services. Online services are not for urgent, emergency, or medical inquiries. They provide information, understanding, guidance, collaboration with you (you know yourself best), coaching and mentoring from an online adviser.  

Email: drlestorck@gmail.com 

THE INTERNET is our connecting space. It's a matrix for communications and relationships. It's accessible,  and easy to use. Private and small group communications can be very helpful online, using secure systems, and open systems too. 

We also offer presentations, consultations and advocacy for ACCESSIBILITY EQUALITY. Accessibility equality aims to educate and put into action needed resources for equal communication access for all hard of hearing and deafened people (and for all people with so-called disabilities). Millions of people of all ages have a hearing loss and are not Deaf (do not use or become fluent in signing). Usually progressive, hearing loss is a significant change in established patterns of communications and relationships, at work, at home, and for community life. Email for more information or to request a presentation or consultation for yourself or your organization.

For one example, Internet audio and video presentations need to include "real time" text urgently (subtitles, captioning, text that is easy to see and read). Local, national, and international law requires fair and equal "access" for all people. 

For another example, talking together, using emails and real time chats, are ideal for many people. 

Sample Presentations: 

Living and Managing the Good Life with Hearing Loss. 

Turning Stigma in to Positive Perspectives.

See one paper on the ALDA-Maine website, go to:

www.alda-maine.mysite.com and click on the link along the top of the home page called "Musings" for the article called "Come Along With Me: You are not alone with hearing loss." 

KEY WORDS: COACHING, COUNSELING, ONLINE, GUIDANCE, PSYCHOLOGY, ADVOCACY, ACCESSIBILITY, HEARING LOSS, DEAFENED, DISABILITIES, GROUPS, EQUALITY.

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