It has been a source of information and support for all the parents involved. I've found that I am not alone in the world of auditory neuropathy because so many of us have experienced the same things with our children. In the first month it was operational there were so many request's to join from professionals that I decided to open the list up to audiologists, educators and speech pathologists that deal with children with the diagnosis. I did this with the hope of giving them some much needed insight into what we go through raising children with this confusing diagnosis. To join the list please click on the link at the bottom on this page.
Parents often feel more isolated than the parent's of a 'typical' deaf child.
This is a relatively new area of audiology and many professionals disagree on management of the condition. Many of us have received conflicting advice concerning our children's diagnosis and it's management. Professionals that deal with children diagnosed with auditory neuropathy are welcome to join to get insight on the struggles we have faced with our children. Adults with auditory neuropathy are also welcome to join. Many audiologists are simply unfamiliar with the issue's faced in parenting an Auditory Neuropathy child.