Some Common misconceptions about AAC
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is the name given to devices and apps that can help non-verbal children with cerebral,… Read More »Some Common misconceptions about AAC
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Babu Loves His Biryani
In the dimly lit Audiology room, 10-year-old Babu emanates energy and good cheer. Accompanied by his mother, he seems excited… Read More »Babu Loves His Biryani
Contingency Mapping to enhance positive behavior in autistic learners
Inspired by a recent post by Speech-Language and AAC specialist, Dr. Carole Zangari, we’re bringing to you the basics of… Read More »Contingency Mapping to enhance positive behavior in autistic learners
The importance of motivation
In using AAC devices, I’ve noticed that parents tend to envision the device as an automatic solution to their child’s… Read More »The importance of motivation
The Disconnect
India is indeed a paradox. Those of us in India are aware of the extremes that we find ourselves in… Read More »The Disconnect
A visit to Chrysalis
I walk into Chyrsalis – a small school for autistic children in Neelankarai, Chennai- and I’m greeted by smiles. In… Read More »A visit to Chrysalis
Helping Jyothi speak – Lalitha’s reflections
Visiting Akshaya Prathishtan, I knew that the wheels of change had been set in motion. There was none of the… Read More »Helping Jyothi speak – Lalitha’s reflections