Communication is a human right.

AAC for the SLP

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Are you a Speech-Language Pathologist new to AAC?

Explore resources and articles on evaluating, preparing and implementing Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) services.

These materials focus on using evidence-based practices for working with people who cannot speak verbally well enough to meet their needs.

AAC Essentials Courses

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AAC Essentials is an online learning opportunity about AAC for non-speaking Pennsylvanians served by the Office of Developmental Programs.

Anyone can take these free courses and receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the course. You can also explore all the lessons without completing a course.

Consider Communication

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Consider Communication is a project for those of us who support people with complex communication needs.