Services
Fall class registration is now open!
⭐️ Fall Learn ASL at Home Level 1A:
Registration is on sale for early birds until September 1, 2025: $99 instead of $119!
No refunds will be issued after September 15, 2025. Registration may be transferred to another user or class term.
Deadline to register: Friday, September 26, 2025
⭐️ All classes are provided on Zoom, with Canvas as a learning management system to streamline the learning experience.
⭐️ Thank you for learning with us!!
“Learn ASL at Home” class: Level 1A
👉🏻This class follows the ASL at Home curriculum Chapters 1-4. If you're unsure which level class to take, please email info@aslathome.org and we'll be happy to help you.
📆 Independent work on Canvas October 1 to 7, 2025
📆 Zoom classes October 8 to December 3, 2025
📆 No class November 26 for Fall Break
⭐️Wednesdays from 5:00-6:15pm Pacific Time / 8:00-9:15pm Eastern Time
⭐️ Instructor: Cami Glach (learn more about her here).
👉🏻 The language of instruction will be English. Zoom auto-captions will be available for anyone’s use. Please contact info@aslathome.org with any additional requests for accommodations.
“Learn ASL at Home” class: Level 1B
The next Level 1B class will be in Winter 2026.
👉🏻 This is an intermediate-beginner class following the ASL at Home curriculum, Chapters 5-8. To register for this class, you must have completed a Level 1A (Chapters 1-4) class or get instructor approval. If you have questions about which class to take, please email info@aslathome.org, and we’re happy to help.
“Learn ASL at Home” class: Level 1C
The next Level 1C class will be in Spring 2026.
👉🏻This is an intermediate-level class, following the ASL at Home curriculum Chapters 9-12. To register for this class, you must have completed Level 1A (Chapters 1-4) and 1B (Chapters 5-8) classes or get instructor approval. If you have questions about which class to take, please email info@aslathome.org, and we’re happy to help.
Language Tools for Parents
Registration for the Spring 2025 cohort is now closed. Thank you for your interest and participation! We will post new dates the next time this class is offered.
👉🏻 This course is designed for parents and family members of deaf and hard of hearing children to support their child’s language development and socioemotional health.
Course Description:
This course covers critical milestones in both ASL and English, strategies for fostering expressive and receptive language, pre-literacy skills, and socioemotional development. Parents will learn practical, everyday techniques to support their child’s language acquisition and emotional well-being, helping to create a strong foundation for communication and learning.
Learning Objectives:
👉🏻By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify key milestones in expressive and receptive language development for deaf and hard of hearing children, in both ASL and English, and apply these milestones to their child’s development.
Implement strategies to enhance their child’s expressive language, including modeling language, providing choices, and using repetition and expansion techniques.
Use receptive language strategies such as self and parallel talk, embedding language into daily routines, and creating language-rich environments at home.
Incorporate pre-literacy activities into daily routines, understanding the benefits of reading to young children and adapting reading strategies to the child’s developmental stage.
Support their child’s socioemotional development by recognizing and naming emotions, modeling emotional expression, and using positive reinforcement and fantasy play to navigate challenging behaviors.
NOTE: There are no prerequisites for this class. While it may be helpful if you’ve taken one of our “Learn ASL at Home” classes in the past, that is not a requirement for this course. This course is open to people with all levels of ASL skills!
👉🏻 The language of instruction is English. Zoom auto-captions will be available for anyone’s use. Please email info@aslathome.org to request any additional accommodations with at least 7 days' notice.
⭐️ Instructor: Cami Glach. Learn more about her here.
Trainings
“How to Use ASL at Home” custom trainings for organizations
This customized training session will orient your staff to our curriculum and explain the various ways you can use it with the families you serve.
Organization trainings are scheduled at a time and date arranged between your organization and the ASL at Home co-authors.
Your purchase includes a 30-minute consultation to determine your organization's specific needs, plus a 2- or 3-hour training that includes plenty of time for a question-and-answer discussion.
Consultation Services
We provide a range of consultative services related to early intervention, speech and language, and ASL-learning support.
Live services (e.g., Zoom meetings) are provided at a rate of $150 per hour, billed in quarter-hour increments.
Asynchronous services (e.g., meeting prep, records review, emails/text conversations, etc.) are provided at a rate of $75 per hour, also billed in quarter-hour increments.
Billing is conducted via electronic invoice at the end of services provided or at the end of the calendar month, whichever comes first.
We will contact you within 48 hours of filling out the form below to arrange the consultation. Please ensure your email address and phone number are correctly typed. We will attempt to contact you first by email, and then by text message.
Consultations with Leah are provided in American Sign Language (ASL). If you require interpretation to access a meeting in ASL, you or your organization must provide interpreters. (If you are an individual, especially a family member of a deaf individual, and do not have the financial support of an organization to afford interpreters, please fill out the consultation form below and let us know. We will work with you to make it all work out.) Presently, Leah can provide services to families and professionals living anywhere.
Consultations with Razi are provided in ASL or English. Razi can provide services to families living in California and other professionals living anywhere.
Services may include but are not limited to:
Family language planning
Assessment planning
Assessment results interpretation
Goal/outcome development
Treatment/intervention planning, support, and problem-solving
Family counseling support
Audiogram interpretation
IFSP/IEP advocacy
Transition planning and support