Body Brain Connection

Curious about how spelling works? This is just the beginning! We would love to tell you more and get you started with Spelling.



Screen Readers: A dark gray graphic with large white text reading “What Is the Spellers Method.” On the right, a close-up photo shows one person holding a black letter board while another points to the letters with a pencil. Smaller text explains that the Spellers Method is a multidisciplinary AAC approach that helps non-speakers and unreliable speakers communicate by building the motor skills needed to point to letters. A website, “www.bodybrainconnection.com,”
appears at the bottom.

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Screen Readers: Image contains samples of website offerings, including a shirt and hat with an Arizona shaped letter board, and buttons and a hat that say Presume Competence. Box in the middle of the image says "Small Business Saturday, Shop Now" and had Body Brain Connections website on the bottom.

Presume competence. Every learner deserves to be seen for their potential. 💛



Screen Reader Copy:
The image is a vertical infographic titled “Presume Competence.” It contains three sections, each with a circular photo of a person using a letterboard for communication.

The first section says: “Avoid assuming someone is less intelligent or capable just because they cannot speak.” Below it reads, “I can learn.”

The second section says: “Focusing on potential encourages the belief that a non-speaker has the potential to develop their communication skills.” Below it reads, “I want to learn.”

The third section says: “By presuming competence, practitioners are more likely to provide challenging learning opportunities.” Below it reads, “I have been learning.”
The design uses soft blue text boxes, drop shadows, and a dark vertical sidebar with the words “Presume Competence” stacked vertically.

Communication isn’t optional. It’s a human right. We want to make sure every voice has a way to be heard. 💬💜

Screen reader:
Image shows a large speech bubble with bold text reading “DON’T FORGET” and below it the message “Communication is a human right!” On the right side of the image, there is a hand holding a purple megaphone with small lightning bolt graphics around it. The background is blue.