Hearing Blog & News

CCHAT is full of children who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) working toward their individual speech, listening and language goals. However, some may be surprised to see children with typical hearing in some of the classrooms on campus.

Playtime is an essential component of childhood development, providing a natural and enjoyable way for children to learn and grow.

At CCHAT, we pride ourselves on employing a staff that is both highly qualified and compassionate. Each member plays a crucial role in supporting the child's hearing loss journey.

In helping children with hearing loss develop listening and spoken language, control phrases such as "I want," "more," and "open" play a crucial role.

This time of year is a celebration of togetherness, love and the joy of giving. Check out some of our students' progress.

The idea of narrating your life takes patience and creativity, but it can truly make a lifelong impact on a child working to develop a strong foundation of communication.

While CCHAT delivers services primarily in English, we stress the importance of communicating with your child in any language, whether English or your home language.

By integrating occupational therapy strategies into everyday activities, parents can support their children's development and help them thrive, turning daily moments into opportunities for growth and success.

Making modifications to everyday situations can ensure children who are deaf and hard of hearing find success in all avenues of their lives.

Hearing loss is the most frequently occurring birth defect, and more than 90 percent of babies with hearing loss are born to parents with typical hearing.