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Understanding Stuttering
What is it? Stuttering is an interruption to the flow of speech. This can happen in different ways: Part-word or sound repetitions (“I w-w-want a snack.”) Whole-word repetitions (“Go-go-go away.”)..
Language Development in Children with Cleft Palate and/or Lip
What is cleft palate/lip? A cleft is a split or divide in the palate and/or lip that happens early on in pregnancy. A cleft palate is an opening in the..
All About AAC
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) refers to any means of communication, other than traditional verbal speech, that allows individuals to effectively use language. Some common methods of AAC include picture..
What are adapted books?
Adapted books are those that have been adjusted to accommodate different kinds of learners. Some common adaptations for these books include sensory or tactile elements, simpler language, and interactive pieces,..
Tips on AAC Systems for Clients with Acquired Brain Injury
Matching a client’s needs, level of functioning, skills, and preferences can be challenging. Provided below is a list of aids and devices to support clients across a range of skills...
