Today's children with hearing loss may surprise you.

Today, even children with profound hearing loss can learn to listen and talk through oral deaf education. Oral deaf education puts families first and prepares children for success in the mainstream at an early age. By combining today's sophisticated hearing technologies with intensive early intervention, oral deaf education builds a child's confidence and life skills by teaching children to listen and talk.

Want to learn more? Looking for a private school? The first months are critical.

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There is information about programs and services for dozens of private OPTION oral deaf education schools on this site. Find a private OPTION school in your local area.

Looking for public schools and AV therapists?

Through the Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing you can find listing for public school programs and AV therapists.

The diagnosis, treatment and outcomes of childhood hearing loss have changed dramatically in recent years.

There are things that must happen quickly to give your child the best start. On this site you will find information and resources to help you make informed decisions and options to pursue that will ensure the best outcomes for you child with a hearing loss.

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