
Research Reviews Supporting the Use of AAC
June 11, 2013 6:00 am 2 CommentsWhen recommending AAC, SLPs often find it useful to use research findings to support their clinical rationales. Sometimes we share... [Read More...]
When recommending AAC, SLPs often find it useful to use research findings to support their clinical rationales. Sometimes we share... [Read More...]
Like many of you, we never imagined the role that social media sites would play in our professional development. We’d... [Read More...]
Adults use multiple modes of communication, too. This video from the Dynavox Implementation ToolKit gives us some great examples of adults using... [Read More...]
We are happy to welcome Shareka Bentham back to our site with more AAC intervention ideas. Earlier in the year,... [Read More...]
One of the things SLPs frequently do at the start of their therapy sessions is have some casual conversations with... [Read More...]
Many people with aphasia fail to regain sufficient speech and language skills to meet their communication needs. With more than... [Read More...]
It stings to write this, but the truth is that in our country, students studying to become SLPs can graduate... [Read More...]
We couldn’t be more excited to have a return visit from Marlene Cummings, a wonderful SLP who is currently serving... [Read More...]
Need information on selecting vocabulary for someone with AAC needs? You can’t go wrong with Lauren Enders’ Pinterest board on... [Read More...]
Ask any 10 professionals how they do AAC evaluations and you’re likely to get 10 different answers. We look for... [Read More...]