Yesterday, we posted about using special interests to create prAACtical communication opportunities, our AAC intervention strategy of the month. Today,... [Read More...]
Mining everyday routines at home, in school, and in therapy sessions for communication teaching opportunities is a great way to... [Read More...]
AAC is a field that involves many different disciplines, including OT, PT, SLP and education. In the best-case scenario, professionals... [Read More...]
1. My Smart Hands has resources on their website and also a sign dictionary app. (There’s a Lite version, too.)... [Read More...]
– Conversations with health care providers can be confusing, particularly when medical terminology comes into play. But what if you and... [Read More...]
We’ve shared a number of resources for downloadable AAC materials in previous posts like this and on some of our... [Read More...]
– We’re still getting used to the whole idea that social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, can play such... [Read More...]
If you follow us on Facebook you know that we got some disturbing news this weekend about an AAC app... [Read More...]
Transitions can be hard for everyone, whether it is turning off the TV to finish grading papers or leaving a... [Read More...]
Gesture Recognition in Aphasia Therapy (GeST) is a project that emphasizes the use of gestures to help individuals with aphasia communicate... [Read More...]