Today, I am relying on the work of Geist, Erickson, Greer, and Hatch; (2020) to give you a few ideas for integrating AAC and early communica...

AAC Implementation Strategies: Practical Tips for Success  Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a valuable tool for individua...

 Navigating the challenges of getting staff buy-in for AAC use is, well...... challenging. It's something I've struggled with for ye...

  Hi there,   Get ready, because I have some exciting news to share! As a speech-language pathologist with over 45 years of experience, I c...

Core words are those high frequency words we use the most.  They make up about 80% of the words we use, and are most often verbs, pronouns, ...

  October is AAC Awareness Month, so I've come out of my hibernation to make you aware. I'm sorry I've been largely absent this ...

I've been playing with some video introductions to some of my resources for AAC implementation.  Here is a video I just made for a resou...

Modeling. We talk about it a lot when working with children with an assortment of “special needs.”  But I don’t think we ever really aggreg...

Recently I was contacted by a local magazine who wanted to interview me as part of a series of local women to know. I was flattered, of cour...

We all use acronyms way more than we’d probably like.  There are acronyms everywhere; television stations, directions, and, of course, in o...