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Targeting AAC and Natural Speech in a Therapy Session
One of the most common questions that we get from therapists is, “Should I target AAC and natural speech within the same session? And if so, how?” The answer is an emphatic “yes!” and you can do this in a couple of different ways.
Supporting AAC use Through Telepractice…
While we are all staying safe at home, Tennessee Talks is working to figure out new, innovative ways to provide ongoing services to students, their families, and speech therapists through virtual outreach. And, even more importantly, we are trying to help YOU serve the AAC needs of your students while at home.