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This regionalized model allows Deaf and Hard of Hearing students to be educated together with like peers who have a similar mode of communication.

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Dancing with Language is an American Sign Language based company, led by the founder, Amy Walper. Through interpreting, tutoring, and linguistic research, the mission of Dancing with Language is to increase the understanding, utilization, and respect of sign language as a tool not only for the hard of hearing, but to be a way to increase cognition and processing of everyone!

Amy has had a strong passion for American Sign Language since she was 7 years old.

"I can remember watching my best friend having a conversation with her mother, who is deaf. The flow and movement of language was the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. Sign language was a dance with hands that left me in awe."


As the years went by in College, Amy realized that she had a learning disability which caused her retention to be very limited. Upon taking an ASL class, she noticed that she was learning faster and understanding more when using sign, effectively counteracting her disability. At that moment, Amy knew that Sign language could be used to help others who might have challenges learning or with other disabilities.


Amy received her Certificate in American Sign Language Interpreting in 2015, and graduated from California State University Long Beach in 2016 with the major of Linguistics specializing in American Sign Language.

Amy is currently an American Sign Language teacher at a private school.

A: Everyone! Learning a second language has been proven to improve cognition for all, especially during early development for children. Because ASL uses both sides of the brain, the benefits of sign language may be enhanced! In addition, through learning sign, one becomes able to communicate and learn with the often undeserved and underappreciated deaf culture.

A: Beginning sessions are about an hour long starting with basics, alphabet and numbers, then moving on to sentence structure. Specific and customer built trainings can be made available.

A: Dancing with Language is based out of Huntington Beach, and services most of Orange, Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties. In-person and socially distanced sessions are preferred, but virtual sessions, especially for clients outside of a 50 mile range, are available.

Amy has been Interpreting for five years as a freelance interpreter.

Q: What are examples of interpreting jobs Amy would consider taking on?

A: Amy loves to work within the music field and interpreting music. Ideal opportunities are interpreting for performance and theater, for basic medical appointments, and also for within the educational institutes. Other opportunities will definitely be considered.

A: Dancing with Language provides interpreting services for $120.00 an hour. Note, if longer than one hour, a break will be required as to rest the hands.

A: Dancing with Language can service within 50 miles of Huntington Beach, CA.

Dancing is a way of telling stories and feelings through non-verbal communication. Just like Sign Language. The movement is fluid and can change pace. Facial expressions are key in telling your story. The intersection between dance and sign language leads to the heart and inspiration of Dancing with Language. In addition to incorporating the spirit of dance into interpreting, and to seeing interpreting as an art in itself, Amy has experience with performing modern dance and with providing costuming services.