AAC TEAM

Augmentative and Alternative Communication

A STRONG VOICE

Every child deserves to have a voice! Our nationally recognized Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) program offers comprehensive evaluations and support for children with complex communication needs. Children who have difficulty producing speech that others can easily understand may benefit from AAC. 

A STRONG VOICE

Every child deserves to have a voice! Our nationally recognized Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) program offers comprehensive evaluations and support for children with complex communication needs. Children who have difficulty producing speech that others can easily understand may benefit from AAC. 
 

“AAC is more than just choosing a system or device. It is a collaborative effort to support children and their families in their search for a voice. We are priviledged to be part of that journey.” 

-Lynsey Phillips, M.S. CCC-SLP, AAC Program Director

“AAC is more than just choosing a system or device. It is a collaborative effort to support children and their families in their search for a voice. We are priviledged to be part of that journey.”  

-Lynsey Phillips, M.S. CCC-SLP, AAC Program Director

Hands-On Trials 

With knowledge and access to both low tech and state-of-the-art high tech devices, Children’s Therapy TEAM offers hands-on device trails. Our TEAM evaluates new technology as it enters the marketplace to ensure that trails include the best options available. 

Time and attention is given to thorough information gathering. Clinical recommendations made by our speech-language pathologists are based on collaboration with the family, care providers, educators, a multi-disciplinary team of therapists, and other service providers.

Hands-On Trials

With knowledge and access to both low tech and state-of-the-art high tech devices, Children’s Therapy TEAM offers hands-on device trials. Our TEAM evaluates new technology as it enters the marketplace to ensure that trials include the best options available. 

Time and attention is given to thorough information gathering. Clinical recommendations made by our speech-language pathologists are based on collaboration with the family, care providers, educators, our multi-disciplinary team of therapists, and other service providers.

AAC Uses

Use of AAC is not just something kids do during therapy. Children can learn to use AAC to communicate with others during their daily activities: 

  • at home
  • at school
  • at play
  • at therapy
  • on family vacations
  • in our community
  • event at aquatic therapy!

AAC Uses

Use of AAC is not just something kids do during therapy. Children can learn to use AAC to communicate with others during their daily activities:  

  • at home
  • at school
  • at play
  • at therapy
  • on family vacations
  • in our community
  • event at aquatic therapy!

 

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