Aphasia and AAC
Understanding Aphasia Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that affects how a person communicates. It is usually caused by damage…
Speech Therapy
Move On
As parents, we can sometimes assume to know our child’s mind and what they want. Such an assumption keeps us…
Cerebral Palsy and AAC
Can AAC support those with cerebral palsy to communicate? This blog answers this very important question. AAC for Cerebral Palsy…
An AAC User’s Wishlist
What do AAC users look forward to from the government? Here is a wishlist from a first time voter who…
Echolalia & Emotions: What You Need to Know
What can echolalia tell us about the emotions of a person? We focus a lot on decoding what echolalia means…
Do You Understand Your AAC User’s Emotions?
Is it important to understand the communicator’s emotions while they convey something? Reflexively we would say – of course, how…
Expressive Tones: Hear Me Out!
In this edition of Avaz Megaphone, Aditi explores the importance of expression in all our lives. In doing so, she…
Get Started with AAC – Part 1
Parents starting their journey with AAC have many questions and doubts. Some are unsure whether they are doing things the…
The Little Prankster
Anyone who has been around children will attest that they possess an innate sense of humor. The same is especially…
Initiating AAC for Adults
As we come to the end of AAC Awareness Month, we saved an exceptional session in our ‘Insights with Avaz’…