5 Ways SLPs Can Support Friendships for People who Use AAC
February 22, 2012 5:28 pm 2 CommentsNo feeling person could read Louise Kinross‘s post, My Child’s Dream: To Have Friends, without being moved. One of the... [Read More...]
No feeling person could read Louise Kinross‘s post, My Child’s Dream: To Have Friends, without being moved. One of the... [Read More...]
The content of this post has been updated. Click HERE for the most current version that includes Android apps and a link to... [Read More...]
Recent research has strengthened this clinician’s belief that developing inner speech is an important strategy for many people who use... [Read More...]
This week’s featured video is about helping individuals with significant motor impairments begin to use switches to access AAC and... [Read More...]
This is the first in an occasional series of posts in which we take activities designed for students in general... [Read More...]
One of the first things that many SLPs ponder when doing an AAC assessment is about how language will... [Read More...]
Families and professionals often share a common frustration when a new SGD, communication aid, or AAC app is introduced: Getting... [Read More...]
The thought of an IEP meeting fills many parents we know with dread and anxiety, particularly if they are in... [Read More...]
We’re always looking for engaging ways to give our preschool children practice with their core word vocabulary. Stop and Go... [Read More...]
One of the reasons that we fell in love with AAC community was the seemingly boundless capacity for creativity. Creativity... [Read More...]