Meet 6 AAC Users and hear what they want people to know about them. All of these AAC have different devices and alternative access methods. All of them have strong personalities and can't wait to tell you what they really think.

Jessica's story is powerful and demonstrates how toxic assumptions created walls. She then shared what helped her knock those walls down.

These educators are finding ways to increase AAC buy-in with staff, administrators and others students.

A general education teacher and special education teacher share insights into how they make inclusion work for students with significant disabilities and the impact it has on students and staff.

Kristi Roher shared her son's story and we learned so much. Of note, every parent has a story and no one is getting to the IEP table unscathed. Her advice to extend grace and compassion to all participants in her child's life is priceless.

We have a PT and SLP intervention team, as well as a lifeskills teacher of a kindergartener, talking about they are successfully introducing AAC to our youngest students.

This conversation with Special Education Teacher, Marla Naisant, reveals successful implementation of AAC.

Find out why we call our podcast Awe and Wonder AAC!

In this podcast we were fortunate to have two wonderful moms join us to share their unique perspectives as parents of a child with autism. Even though their journeys are different they shared similar sentiments about human connection, authentic goals, and advocating for their kids. Listen in to find out what they had to say!