Communication Success -Celebrating Small AAC Wins
How does one identify and celebrate the small AAC wins & communication success we encounter among users every so often?…
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Exciting AAC activities for Online Therapy Sessions
Almost everything has gone virtual nowadays, courtesy the pandemic. While this shift has been difficult for most, AAC users may…
Caring, as Equals : My Journey as a Special Needs Parent
The bulk of caregiver responsibilities in families falls on the shoulders of the mother. Or even other women at home.…
Making it Work: AAC for the Minimally Verbal
Why should a minimally verbal individual use AAC when they have speech? Individuals with developmental disabilities such as autism and…
Fun Halloween Activities for AAC Users and Free Printable
Lots and lots of candy to be had, cool costumes to dress up in and spooky decor all around. No…
Making it Work: Implementing AAC at Home
This is a guest blog by Sonakshi Rawal, Speech Language Pathologist, for our ‘Making AAC Work’ series, a collection of…
Making it Work: Using Games in AAC Learning
Games are an exciting way to build engagement in AAC learners. Communicators tend to absorb and retain more information when…
Making it Work: Incorporating Literacy in AAC
While so much is being said about introducing literacy to an AAC user from early on, we are often confused…
Making it Work: Presuming competence in AAC
Presuming competence is an AAC mantra we all have heard of. In this blog, I want to talk about how…
Customisation in AAC: Making it Just Right for the Communicator
We want communicators to light up on seeing their AAC devices. We want them to be drawn to their device…