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John Tracy Center is a Los Angeles–based nonprofit that provides parent-centered services and educational support for children with hearing loss and their families, serving newborns through age 18.
John Tracy Center delivers parent-centered services and supports for children with hearing loss and their families. Services are available in-person at its Los Angeles campus and through virtual/remote formats for families beyond the region. The centre serves children from newborn age through 18 years.
The organisation emphasizes family coaching and early intervention to develop listening, spoken language and communication skills. Instructional staff include credentialed teachers with advanced degrees and the centre also operates graduate-level training in deaf education in partnership with a university.
Services for families include coaching, workshops, support groups, counseling and telepractice options. The centre runs both local, on-site activities and programs designed for participation by families remotely or from other countries.
The organisation is operating from a Los Angeles campus and has documented plans for an expanded facility to consolidate and grow its offerings.
Pediatric audiologists offer a range of diagnostic hearing services and recommendations for children from newborns through age 18.
Parents are offered virtual and in-person counseling, support groups, mentoring and parenting guidance; children receive developmental screening and counseling.
Itinerant teachers provide support to children and mainstream teachers with strategies to enhance communication, listening, language, social skills and advocacy.
Specialists trained in listening and spoken language coach families and provide therapy sessions focused on maximizing each child's listening, speech and language potential.
A master's-level teacher preparation program in deaf and hard of hearing education is offered in partnership with Mount Saint Mary's University.
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Families of newly diagnosed infants and toddlers receive coaching to build their child's communication in everyday routines and may attend support groups and parent workshops.
An on-site preschool enrolls children with hearing loss alongside hearing peers; credentialed teachers with advanced degrees provide activities to enhance listening, language, pre‑literacy, social and cognitive skills.
Specially trained speech-language pathologists provide therapy across a range of communication needs including articulation, language structure, social communication and feeding skills.
An international summer session brings parents and children to Los Angeles for intensive instructional and family-education experiences.
Parents anywhere can participate in virtual, online or mail-based experiences; each year families also apply to attend in-person international sessions in Los Angeles.
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