Nationally certified as a sign language interpreter
Program Titles
- A breast cancer survivor and advocate
- She gives presentations for newly diagnosed women with Breast Cancer
- Quest for Self-Improvement Leads to Deaf-Blind Symphony
- Lumpectomy or Mastectomy?
- A Survivor’s Journey into the Sisterhood of Breast Cancer
- An Unforgettable Journey Hearing the Stream,
Diane Lane Chambers, holds a degree in Therapeutic Recreation, a sign language interpreter.
She has worked in the Public School system as an educational interpreter and, directed a program, into which deaf and physically disabled children were mainstreamed.
As a free-lance interpreter she has provided sign language interpretation for hundreds of consumers in a wide array of settings including health care, business, education, and government.
As a breast cancer survivor and advocate.
She has participated in a number of the NBCC’s Advocacy Trainings in Washington D.C., and Lobby Days on Capital Hill.
She attended the Breast Cancer Symposium and graduated from the Breast Cancer Patient Advocate Program.
She gives presentations with newly diagnosed women as part of the Reach to Recovery Program.
“Diane Chambers has a strong, compassionate story.
Her teaching of sign to a deaf-blind, elderly man tells us that we can, and should, teach, learn, rise, rejoice and gain in wisdom until we die.”
“Not only did I learn a lot about deaf-blindness, but also about the day-to-day activities of interpreters/teachers. The high level of professional competency and judgment, the extensive commitment of time necessary for the teaching process, and the need to engage the family and associates of students in the rehabilitation process really comes through.”
Books by Diane Lane Chambers
- Words in My Hands, A Teacher, A Deaf-Blind, An Unforgettable Journey
- Hearing the Stream A Survivor’s Journey into the Sisterhood of Breast Cancer
- A Survivor’s Journey into the Sisterhood of Breast Cancer
- An Unforgettable Journey Hearing the Stream,
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