NWACS board member Amy shares about passing her joy of books, reading, and storytelling on to her three autistic children with communication differences.
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Read moreMental Health Barriers and Solutions for AAC Users
We welcome Ashley Mohesky, MS, LPC Associate to the NWACS blog as she discusses mental health and AAC as well as how her journey with literacy has impacted her life.
[6 minute reading time]
Read moreLiteracy Bill of Rights #1: The Right to an Opportunity to Learn to Read and Write
Join NWACS board members Casey and Alicia as they kick-off the 2024 theme with an introduction to the importance of literacy and the Literacy Bill of Rights #1.
[5 minute reading time]
Read more2023 In Review - AAC Across the Lifespan
NWACS board member and blog coordinator, Alicia Alverson wraps up 2023 with a review on what we covered in our AAC Across the Lifespan theme.
[6 minute reading time]
Read moreAAC Spotlight: Camille Stewart, MA, CCC-SLP
Join us in hearing about our newest TobiiDynavox Pediatric Solutions Consultant, Camille Stewart, MA, CCC-SLP.
[3 minute reading time]
Read moreOn Word Choice and Respecting Different Opinions
An AAC user and Casey discuss leaving room for respect when we have differing opinions on the words we use to talk about disability and self-identity.
[4 minutes reading time]
Read moreAAC Awareness Month - My Story of What I Do
Join us for AAC Awareness Month 2023 and hear Jessica Smith’s story about her autism and how she supports the community with communication boards.
[2 minute reading time]
Read moreAAC Awareness Month 2023
Join NWACS as we kick off AAC Awareness Month 2023. What AAC stories do you have?
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Read moreEmergency Communication - Are we prepared?
Are you ready? NWACS Board Member Kathy discusses the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies. Especially the need to have emergency communication systems ready for all AAC users.
[Reading Time: 4 minutes]
Read moreAAC Device Abandonment Part 2: ASHA and CAA’s Role
Join NWACS guest blogger, Jennalyn Burke, as she explores ASHA and CAA’s roles in AAC device abandonment in this two-part blog.
[2 minute read]
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