Aphasia and AAC
Understanding Aphasia Aphasia is an acquired language disorder that affects how a person communicates. It is usually caused by damage…
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Cerebral Palsy and AAC
Can AAC support those with cerebral palsy to communicate? This blog answers this very important question. AAC for Cerebral Palsy…
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…
Avaz’s Journey Into 2024
As we step into the new year, we are ready to kick start 2024 with optimism and the promise of…
Expressive Tones on Avaz AAC
Simon got orange juice instead of the orange soda he was longing for. This really disappointed him. He took his…
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…
Initiating AAC for Adults
As we come to the end of AAC Awareness Month, we saved an exceptional session in our ‘Insights with Avaz’…
Literacy & AAC Go Hand in Hand
We are back with another webinar summary and recording as part of the Insights with Avaz series in honour of…
Parallel Talk: 6 Effective Techniques for AAC Users
Communication is at the core of human connection. Consequently, finding effective language stimulation strategies is vital for children with language…
Stimming Away!
A significant number of primary caregivers and professionals continue to be uncomfortable with autistic stimming. The uneasiness is greater when…