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Pilot testing of a parent-directed intervention (Project ASPIRE) for underserved children who are deaf or hard of hearing

Topic:

Deaf and Hard of Hearing

Authors:

Sacks, Shay, Repplinger, Leffel, Sapolich, Suskind, Tannenbaum, Suskind

Journal/Publication:

Child Language Teaching and Therapy

Year:

2014

Participant Age Range:

5 –

72 months

Sample Size:

11

Participant Language:

English, Spanish

Abstract:

This pilot study explored the potential for Project ASPIRE to effect behavior change in a sample of 11 parents of children with hearing loss who were from typically underserved populations, such as families from backgrounds of low socioeconomic status or

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