Kim E. Tosolini grew up in Italy in a very small town called Arcola, and when she turned 18, she went to The Netherlands to study Pedagogical Sciences at the University of Groningen (UG). During these years, her interest in deaf and deaf-blind children grew more and more. Therefore, after the bachelor, she enrolled and obtained a master’s degree in communication & Deafblindness. While writing her master thesis, an interesting opportunity presented itself: the possibility of doing research in the field of deafblindness. Kim was immediately enthusiastic, applied and got the job as a PhD researcher at the UG. The project is called “Thinking in Dialogue” and is now, after three and a half years, almost coming to an end.