There are various ways to communicate with a person with the dual disability of deaf-blindness. Communication methods vary from person to person depending on how they choose to communicate.
Israeli Sign Language
Sign language is a visual way of communicating where someone uses hand gestures and movements, body language and facial expressions to communicate
A communication method for deaf-blind people where the deaf-blind person puts their hands on the speakers jaw, bottom lip or neck in order to feel the vibrations
At the heart of the system is a thin cotton glove or a diagram of the hand with the position of each letter or symbol marked for the convenience of the sighted person who wishes to communicate with this system
Tactile fingerspelling is a manual form of the alphabet in which words are spelled out where the deaf-blind person places a hand over that of the signer