A Comprehensive Look at Echolalia Definition, Types, and Purposes
Echolalia is common among people with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Emerging studies have questioned the long-held belief that echolalic speech…
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AAC and Smart Assistants: A Productive Partnership
When the whole world gets to use smart technology to simplify their lives, why should AAC users be left out?…
Assistive Technology for Autism: AAC as a communication solution
People with Autism can have difficulties with speech, language, and communication. Read on to learn how assistive technology for autism…
Family Caregiver Support: The Role of AAC in Narrowing the Communication Gap
Caregivers are the unsung heroes who spend their time and energy making life easier for those they look after. Caring…
AAC Apps for Adults with Acquired Communication Disorders
A brain injury or neurological disorder can rob an adult of vital communication skills. Communication and Speech therapy can enable…
Teletherapy: A smart way to facilitate remote speech therapy for adults and children
People with complex communication needs require appropriate intervention programs to overcome their challenges. Remote speech therapy for adults and children…
Why Communication is Key to a Meaningful Existence?
Every person who breathes must communicate. It’s not only a primal need, it’s every person’s right. Read on to find…
Aided Language Stimulation (Modelling) Strategies in AAC
Why are cooking/exercise videos so popular? Because most of us prefer watching how a pie is made or how to…
AAC Webinar series with Lauren Enders – Learn to communicate
Here are the recordings of the four-part webinar series of Learn to Communicate – Q&A Sessions – with AAC Specialist, Lauren S Enders!…
Choosing the Best Communication Apps for Autism
Children exposed to more language experiences during early childhood have been found to develop better vocabulary and processing skills. This…