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Parents are the linchpin of the family, and counseling for the young, newly diagnosed child with a hearing impairment needs to be directed at them

Parents are the linchpin of the family, and counseling for the young, newly diagnosed child with a hearing impairment needs to be directed at them. The operative rule for the counseling model described in this article is that feelings are neither good nor bad; they just are, and they need acknowledgment and acceptance, never judgment.