Anne Heintzelman, MA, CCC-SLP

Education

M.S.       University of Wisconsin - Madison

B.S.        Washington University - St. Louis

Teaching

CD 834 Counseling in Audiology

Interests

Anne Heintzelman has a split appointment with the Department of Communicative Disorders and the Waisman Center University Center of Excellence in Developmental Disabilities. Her area of specialization is aural habilitation of infants and toddlers with hearing loss. She also has interests in early identification of hearing loss, cochlear implants, dual sensory impairment, auditory neuropathy, fetal alcohol syndrome, and autism. Ms. Heintzelman has been on the clinical faculty at the University of Wisconsin since 1988, where she has provides clinical training in family-centered care for infants and toddlers with hearing loss and their families as well as young children with significant communication delays and multiple disabilities. Ms. Heintzelman has served as a consultant to the Wisconsin Sound Beginnings program, charged with implementing universal newborn hearing screening and follow-up for the state of Wisconsin for seven years. She is discipline training coordinator for speech and language in Maternal Child Health-Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities at the Waisman Center.