La prise en charge psychoPsychological care for children with deafness: family support
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https://doi.org/10.46325/jnddl.v2i1.77Keywords:
Deafness, diagnosis, psychological follow-up, supportAbstract
Objective : This study aims to highlight the reality of hearing impairment in Algeria, the importance of early detection of hearing loss in infants and young children, and the role of psychological support and family guidance for children with cochlear implants.
Method : This study is based on a conceptual presentation and a review of the literature addressing hearing impairment, early hearing detection, psychological care, and family support, without conducting a field study.
Result: The study indicates that hearing impairment is a growing reality in Algeria, prompting the Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security to pay particular attention to the care of individuals with special needs. It also emphasizes that early detection of hearing loss promotes optimal growth and development, that primary prevention can prevent nearly half of all cases of deafness and hearing impairment, and that psychological support and family guidance are essential from diagnosis through initial intervention and follow-up.
Conclusion: The study highlights the importance of early detection, prevention, psychological support, and family guidance as essential components of the comprehensive care of children with cochlear implants
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