AAC IS communication! It’s right in the name! AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, and it broadly refers to any communication that is not done in the “typical” manner, such as speaking. People who use AAC devices are often thought of as less intelligent, which just is not true. This is Jae Kim, a social worker and AAC user, sharing her experiences. Learn more about Jae on her episode of Cerebral Palsy Grows Up: The Podcast, available wherever you get your #podcasts! | Cereb

⏰Learning to communicate takes time! Children using an AAC device (such as an iPad) to communicate NEED us to model language for them on it so that they can learn how to use it 🤍 What is the biggest challenge for you with your child’s communication device? Don’t forget to book your Strategy Session in the 🔗 bio, so you can learn more about the strategies I use and you can feel more confident with helping your child communicate 🚀 #aacspeechtherapy #aacspecialist #aacdevices #aacdeviceshelp #aa

A beautiful way of explaining to kids about autism 🥹 #autism #autistic #fyp #autismawareness #representationmatters | Kerry's Autism Journey

🌟 Every Child Deserves a Voice! 🌟 Drop the words “AAC toy” into the comments and I will send you the link to the website where I bought this toy from. @thebutterflypig 🗣️AAC devices & multimodal communication = Inclusive Play 🎮 🎈 Play = Learning & Social Growth 🧠 🤹‍♀️ Foster Friendships & Empathy 💕 🌈 Break Down Communication Barriers 🚧 🔊 Let’s Celebrate ALL Forms of Communication ! 🎉 #AACAwareness #PlayWithPurpose #EveryChildMatters #aacdevice #multimodalcommunication #slpeeps #slpso