Beyond Good Intentions: Thoughts on PrAACtical Supports for Families

Sometimes it’s hard to know how best to help families of AAC learners. There can be a dynamic tension between... [Read More...]

AAC Vocabulary Instruction Round-Up

5 Great Sites for AAC Vocabulary Practice Complete Vocabulary Instruction Ideas & Activities Vocabulary Learning Materials & AAC Strategies Explicitly... [Read More...]

“We’re Hurting, Too.”

It’s been a long few days. Like everyone else, the Sandy Hook Elementary School Massacre has been on our minds,... [Read More...]

Why Use AAC?

Do you work with colleagues and families who have concerns about using AAC? Get questions about whether AAC is really... [Read More...]

Communication Books: Making Decisions About Format

Four-year-old Josiah had a tiny one that was clipped to his belt loop so it was handy all throughout his... [Read More...]

Quick Start: Create Your Own Communication Book Pages

As we are talking about communication boards this month, we wanted to share a great free resource that is available... [Read More...]

Talk About Me 2

We write about a lot of AAC strategies and we often give examples of different types of learners. Sometimes the... [Read More...]

The PrAACtical Side of Giving: Random AACts of Kindness

The best thing about the holiday season, in our humble opinion, is the heightened sense of caring that people have... [Read More...]

5 AAC-related Presentation Handouts from 2012

One of our deepest holiday wishes is that every AAC-loving clinician could have an increased travel budget for professional development.... [Read More...]

5 Things We Love for Supporting Literacy Learning by People Who Use AAC

The joys of being able to read and write should be made available to everyone. No matter what the type... [Read More...]