John Tracy Center

John Tracy Center offers audiology for newborns to 18 years old, with diagnostic hearing services and recommendations. It also offers a Parent-Infant Program for newly diagnosed infants and toddlers, where families receive early-intervention coaching, support groups, and parent workshops. Other offerings include virtual and in person counseling, developmental screens, listening and spoken language therapy sessions, preschool, speech and language therapy for children of all ages, mainstream support from itinerant DHH teachers, and worldwide parent education and international sessions in the summer.

Programs

• Audiology — newborns to 18 years · Pediatric audiologists offer diagnostic hearing services and recommendations for children of all ages, from newborns to the age of 18 years.
• Parent-Infant Program — newly diagnosed infants and toddlers · Families navigate early-intervention, receive coaching to build communication in everyday routines, and attend support groups and parent workshops.
• Worldwide Parent Education & International Sessions (summer)
• Counseling & Child Development — Parents are offered virtual and in person counseling, support groups, mentoring, and parenting guidance. Children receive developmental screens and counseling.
• Preschool
• Listening & Spoken Language — Experts train families with listening and spoken language strategies in therapy sessions to maximize each child's listening, speech and language potential.
• Speech & Language Pathology (SLP) — children of all ages · Specially trained SLPs provide therapy for children of all ages covering communication, articulation, voice quality, understanding words, putting words together, social skills, and feeding skills.
• Deaf & Hard of Hearing (DHH) - Mainstream Support — Itinerant DHH teachers provide support to both the child and mainstream teachers with strategies to enhance communication, social skills, listening, language, and advocacy skills.
• Master's Program — Education Specialist: Deaf and Hard of Hearing Teacher Preparation Program and Master of Science in Deaf Education in partnership with Mount Saint Mary's University.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old

Last updated October 5, 2026.