When it comes to communication, there are no prerequisites to robust AAC. Every child—speaking, nonspeaking, or minimally...


When it comes to communication, there are no prerequisites to robust AAC. Every child—speaking, nonspeaking, or minimally...

Before we dive in, here’s an important reminder: there are no prerequisites to robust AAC.Children don’t need to...

Supporting communication is one of the most powerful ways we can help young autistic children thrive. That’s why a core...

Why Conversation Skills Can Be Challenging For many autistic children, knowing how to begin, continue, and end a...

Play is such an important part of learning for all children, but for autistic children, it often looks a little different....

For many young children with autism, following directions can feel overwhelming. That’s why starting with one step...

The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) has been used for decades to support autistic children in learning how to...

Helping toddlers develop strong communication skills starts with vocabulary. When children are just beginning to use words,...

Are you training new paraprofessionals, paraeducators, or educational assistants this school year? You’re not alone. Each...

When a child can’t speak—or has limited verbal language—it doesn’t mean they have nothing to say. But without the right...

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