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Summer comes with so much joy and anticipation. For families with a disabled child, it also comes with lots of anxiety. Changes in routine, lack of structure, worry about falling behind. But I’m here to tell you it doesn’t have to be that way. Summer is a blessing; a wonderful opportunity to be more present with your child and take an active role in their AAC journey. Looking for more direct support? Summer is the perfect time to do parent coaching. Take actionable strategies and put it to use right away. Prefer learning and working on your own life? Check out the AAC Survival Toolkit. It has all the information and activities you need to start working with your child today. Head to the bio for links, or dm or comment SUMMER PLAN below, and we’ll send you all options available.

Big changes are happening in AAC, and SLPs like you are leading them. If you’re ready to stop doing it alone, this is your moment. Comment or DM me “Plan” for a direct link to the course or check out the link in bio.

There is a fundamental contradiction in earning a living from the disabled and AAC community while doing nothing to challenge the narrative that disabled children are a “flaw” or an inherent wrongness in the world.
Our job in AAC is to foster communication autonomy. But autonomy means nothing if we don’t first establish that the person belongs here, exactly as they are. This isn’t about pro choice or lack of hardships. Choice can exists, acknowledging hardships should exists; what we need to reevaluate is our own bias that some children are less deserving.

Been there, done that so we’re changing it today. I promise you success, because this is a total game changer (and it’s cheaper than 2 gallons of gas 😬😂). Head to my bio or comment “Plan,” and I’ll send it your way .

People can list a million reasons AAC doesn’t work. Let’s talk about the one reason it does: AAC Implementation Plans. Head to my bio to start your success journey today.