Deaf parents who are bringing up both Deaf and children hearing children (also referred to as Kodas, or Kids of Deaf Adults) can encounter unique challenges. What works for a Deaf child may not always be an ideal option for a hearing child, and vice versa. It takes flexibility and constant adaptation to make sure each child’s needs are met and identities honored. Emily shares her experience raising a Deaf child and a hearing child in a family where ASL is the primary language.
 
 
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Est. 2001. 20 years in business. Over 35 years of Experience. Deaf Counseling Center provides both #telementalhealth (videophone, web-based, online, and virtual, e-therapy, telemental health) and in-office #therapy to Deaf clients on a national basis.
 
 Board-certified Telemental Health (BC-TMH). HIPAA Compliant. 100% Private. Inbox us for more information.
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Deaf Counseling Center provides counseling/therapy and coaching services to Deaf clients on a national basis.
 
NOTE: We use the word “Deaf” as an inclusive term for all Deaf, hard of hearing, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, late-deafened, CI users, and other identities. @everyone