This book explores teaching yoga and mindfulness to children with hearing loss, based on personal teaching experiences. Hearing loss is the 3rd most prevalent chronic condition, affecting 1 in 5 Canadians (and 48 million Americans) in which the majority of those affected are younger than 60 years old. Yet, it is not a topic that people readily know about or explore on their own. More than 176,000 children worldwide have received a Cochlear-branded hearing implant since 1980, only one of the many brands available. Hearing aids and implants help those who need them to communicate and develop relationships with those around them. But, for many of us, hearing aids and implants are scary and unfamiliar. How do they work? How do we communicate with those who use them? What can we do to help/best communicate with those who have hearing aids/implants?"Teaching Yoga & Mindfulness to Children with Hearing Loss" covers information such as the types and degrees of hearing loss, hearing aids and implants, how practicing yoga and mindfulness benefits our children, tips for teaching children with hearing loss, and games and activities to practice with your children. "Teaching Yoga & Mindfulness to Children with Hearing Loss" aims to increase knowledge, understanding, respect, and communication between those with hearing loss and those without while exploring the fun and beneficial practices of yoga and mindfulness.