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one year LABC … one year together …

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A look at the limit - learning from the experience of clinical work with childhood disability (Notes from the seminar of dr. Simona Daneo & dr. Michela Fiore)

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Hearing loss & deafness between rights, talks & facts

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Starting from Adam & Eve

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the care for the care givers. A project, three groupwork opportunities of care

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the care of the care givers: young psychologists

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in care of the care givers: social workers & educators

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the care of the care givers: the experience of parenting a deaf/disable child

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No more silence: one ... two ... three ... .. it's your turn to stand out

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Save your dates of an art-calendar of constant recovery

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FIADDA supports accessible culture at 32° TFF

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The uncanny 2015: a short film on psychoanalysis out of known niche

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Results & outputs of Multipolis workshop: Malmö (SE) 2006

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A great little story of ordinary dignity and abominable shame

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Free event: turning pages on infant deafness: a perspective toward the future

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the free laboratory for teens with hearing impariment is growing & goes to facebook

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Give me your hand, listen to my eyes, it is all I am saying

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Multipolis laboratory for the project “Pari e impari, equal & diverse become peers & learn”, in elementary school

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Fiadda piemonte supports the project Torino + cultura accessibile (more accessible culture)

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Fiadda Piemonte: free laboratory for teenagers with hearing impairment

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