CMAP asbl Audio-Phonology Medical Center asbl Reception Our services Who are we? Public Welcomed Access Contact Reception The main objective of the Center Médical d'Audio-Phonologie de Forest-Bruxelles, created in 1967 by Sarah Nacar, is to provide each child with hearing loss effective and functional means of communicating on a daily basis. The center is recognized and approved by the INAMI as a multidisciplinary Ambulatory Rehabilitation Center (ARC), recognized and approved by the Brussels Fund for the Integration of People with Disabilities. Although preferentially oriented towards working with hearing impaired children, the center was interested very early on in children with language development disorders. The paramedical team of the center ensures the performance of numerous assessments which aim to refine the nature and origin of the child's difficulties, as well as the implementation of individualized care that effectively responds to the needs of the child. child according to his age, aptitudes and environmental context. The Center is also attached to the Type 7 specialized teaching school "Le Tremplin" which welcomes children with hearing impairments and / or language development disorders. The school organizes nursery and primary education and practices permanent integration monitoring of certain children in collaboration with an ordinary school nearby. Connections Le Tremplin School Federation of Outpatient Rehabilitation Centers Sponsors Theme by ThemeZee