- Who it serves
- Public reference for professionals and interested families; some sections use clinical terminology.
- How to start
- Read the overview with a member of your child’s support team. Ask them to explain unfamiliar terms and connect the information to your child’s everyday communication.
- Hours & availability
- Check current opening hours or appointment availability with the provider.
- Costs
- Not stated here; ask the provider or organizer about applicable costs.
How this can help
A detailed professional reference about language and communication for deaf and hard of hearing children. Families can use it to prepare questions about accessible language across home and school.
Your next step
Read the overview with a member of your child’s support team. Ask them to explain unfamiliar terms and connect the information to your child’s everyday communication.
Questions to bring
- How can we tell whether language is accessible throughout the day?
- How are we supporting understanding as well as expression?
- How will our plan include the child’s language, identity, and family preferences?