TalkingTiles - AAC Device for Autism & Speech Therapy. Professional Assistive Tech for Nonverbal Individuals. Alternative to PECS Cards & Speller Board. Augmentative Alternative Communication Tablet.

With Guided Hands® and AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) technology, individuals with limited hand mobility can easily access touch screens, speech apps, and communication devices It’s allowing every voice to be heard. Join our upcoming webinar to learn how these tools work together to make communication more accessible for everyone. 🔗 Register now through the link in our bio! . . #GuidedHands #AACAwareness #Accessibility #AssistiveTechnology #InclusiveCommunication #Communicatio

🌟 Getting devices ready! Before each appointment, we set up and test AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) devices. 🌟 Today, we’re testing and calibrating two eye gaze devices to make sure they're in good condition before the client trial them. This can minimise any technical frustration during the appointment. Want to learn more about AAC or how we support communication? Get in touch with our team https://bit.ly/48CQm0j | LifeTec Australia

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Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)

October is Augmentative & Alternative Communication (AAC) Month! Meet Connor! He uses his AAC device to help him become more independent. Join in the efforts to boost the presence of AAC on your social media! There are two types of AAC: 1. Unaided communication is using your body to communicate, for example, pointing, facial expressions, gestures, & signs. 2. Aided communication uses some sort of tool or technology like a pen and paper to write a note, your phone for texting, your laptop for