Setting AAC Goals: Strategies for Emergent AAC Users
Setting AAC goals are an important part achieving the goal of autonomous communication. What do effective goals look like? What…
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Teletherapy in Young Adults: A Case Study
This insightful case study looks at the implementation of Teletherapy in a 22-year-old Autistic Young Adult with Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy…
Reading Skills for AAC Users
Children love reading books. Fostering a love for reading books has many benefits in language development. This is especially true…
Social Interactions & AAC
In this blog, let’s explore how AAC can be used to initiate conversations, take turns, ask questions, and engage in…
Prompting: 5 Activities to Make it Fun!
Prompting is an important strategy while learning to communicate. Here are a set of activities that remove the overwhelm and…
To Eat or Not to Eat
We live in a society that places great importance on verbal speech, rather than communication. With this kind of pressure,…
AI in AAC: Let’s Bust Some Myths
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become a buzzword in recent years, sparking both excitement and apprehension. In the field of Augmentative…
Apraxia & AAC
With Apraxia Awareness Day just around the corner, let’s learn about the importance of AAC in the rehabilitation of individuals…
Autism Masking
Have you ever had to hide your real emotions, thoughts, or personality just to fit in or be accepted? Exhausting,…
Descriptive Teaching: Unlocking AAC User’s Potential
Descriptive teaching creates a conducive environment for AAC users to learn more effectively. In this blog, Avaz’s resident SLP Nayantara…