In this blog post, we talk about "no tech" AAC, which is a type of AAC where an individual uses no materials other than their body to communicate. We discuss types of "no tech," AAC, why they are considered "no tech" AAC, and situations where using this communication method may be useful.
In this blog post, we discuss the basics of what augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is, who uses AAC, the SLP's role in AAC, and how caregivers are involved.
Pragmatic language is one of the five domains of language. This article discusses pragmatic language, milestones, and things to consider.
Check out our Communication Community Glossary for some helpful definitions of words related to speech, language, and communication.
How can you incorporate communication into a daily activity? What are some ways to work on language skills during a meal? Read more to find out.
What will you read when you receive a speech-language evaluation report? What can you expect? This article highlights some of the key things you may find.
You have a speech-language evaluation for your child scheduled...but you are not sure what to expect. Here, read about what you are likely to see in an evaluation.
