AAC is life changing! This speech device gives our son the ability to communicate with us MORE! Yes, he does have some verbal speech and it’s absolutely amazing! He’s worked so hard to get where he is today. Apraxia of speech makes it difficult for him to say words verbally. Sometimes he’s not able to say words at all. That’s where his AAC device comes in. Look at how he’s able to tell me he doesn’t want to watch what’s on TV and uses a full sentence. (Something he’s not able to do yet verbally)

AAC Spotlight | Ep. 59 | Intelligent headphones Let You Hear What You Want | All About Circuits

Anne | AAC & GLP Speech Therapist on Instagram: "December AAC Tip Day 16 Keep the AAC device charged. It’s a reality that devices have to be charged. Sometimes they also die quickly. Finding ways to incorporate charging routines into the day is important to keep AAC devices ready for use. Charging during recess time or at home at night are great options. What are other times you could incorporate charging an AAC device into different routines?"

Easy To Use AAC Talker App for Kids - Goally

Navigating Through AAC App Options (Webinar Interactive Handout)

AAC Apps and Features At-a-Glance (Single Page Handouts)