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Every Child Deserves a Way to Communicate

Communication doesn't always rely on spoken words.

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Some children benefit from additional supports such as visuals, signs, communication books or communication devices.

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Our role is to help children and the people around them find communication tools that work in everyday life.

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Does This Sound Like Your Child?

My child finds verbal communication difficult.

My child struggles to express their wants and needs.

We are exploring AAC.

We need support choosing communication tools.

My child would benefit from visual supports.

What Is AAC?

AAC stands for Augmentative and Alternative Communication.

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AAC includes a range of tools and strategies that support communication, from visual supports and key word sign through to communication books and communication devices.

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AAC provides children with additional ways to express themselves, connect with others and participate in everyday life.

How We Can Help

We support children with:

AAC assessment

Core vocabulary
Communication partner training
Communication systems
Visual supports
Everyday communication strategies
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What Does Support Look Like?

Support may include:
Assessment
AAC implementation
Family coaching
Everyday communication planning
Educator coaching
Communication partner training

Why It Matters

Communication is a human right.

Access to communication supports can help children:

Express themselves

Build relationships

Participate in learning

Develop independence

Connect with the people around them

Every child deserves access to meaningful communication opportunities.

Frequently Asked Questions

So, What's Next?

From your first appointment to where we visit, here's everything you need to know before you begin.

How We Can Help

We've broken it down by concern, not diagnosis, so you can find your way faster. Head to our Families page now. 

How We Can Help

We've broken it down by concern, not diagnosis, so you can find your way faster.

How Therapy Works

See how our Intervention Block Model keeps every session goal-directed and moving forward.

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