Parent Infant Program News Today

The North Dakota School for the Deaf (NDSD) is participating in a 12-week pilot program with Amptify, an online aural rehabilitation (aural rehab) program.

Benny was diagnosed with retinoblastoma, a childhood eye cancer, when he was about 6 months and his mom noticed a discrepancy between his eyes on his baby monitor. He is now cancer-free.

Emilee Segura was born deaf, but early intervention allowed her to hear, and speak, as well as anyone; she’s made it her life’s work to use her story to tell others what is possible.

Emilee Segura was born deaf, but early intervention allowed her to hear, and speak, as well as anyone; she’s made it her life’s work to use her story to tell others what is possible.

The Pleasant Grove "ASL in The Park" event brings families in touch with mentors, resources and other families to socialize and bring awareness to the importance of learning American Sign Language.

LOGAN, Utah (AP) — When it comes to working with visually impaired infants and their parents, perhaps nobody on the planet is as experienced, skillful and knowledgeable as Elizabeth Dennison. But this soft-spoken Mendon resident known to friends as “Bess” is not going to tell you that, the Herald Journal reported .

In the early 1980s, Elizabeth Dennison began her work to identify and help visually impaired babies and toddlers around Utah.

When it comes to working with visually impaired infants and their parents, perhaps nobody on the planet is as experienced, skillful and knowledgeable as