Disabled children are often up in a wheelchair and find it difficult to integrate with classmates, who are running around, sitting on the floor and playing games on the playground. By making them cool, we draw their friends to them, allow them to integrate and thereby change their lives. It is so important for disabled […]

This is a story of inspiration for all parents, therapists and AAC users. Graham, who suffered a major stroke as a young man, refused to give up. Through his strong determination and the support from his parents Graham took the journey into the world of AAC. One that has not always been easy but as […]

These are some of the video clips that I think of when I think of the words, “I can.” Isn’t it absolutely beautiful? If your child, sibling or parent loves dancing, why not go to dance classes and join in. You may not do it all in exactly the same way that everyone else in the […]

In my search around the topic of AAC I found this … a list of wishes from students who use augmentative and alternative communication. It made me think about my own responses and gave me a little more insight to these students feelings. I wish my teacher would joke with me. I wish my teacher […]