Neurodiversity Training for Educational and Community Settings
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Stage 2 · Adapt
Communication and AAC
All communication is valid. Explore the many ways neurodivergent people communicate, and how to support them, including AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication) such as visuals, key word signing, communication boards and speech-generating devices.
What participants will learn
- Why all communication is valid, and how to recognise it
- The different ways neurodivergent people communicate
- What AAC is, from visuals and key word signing to speech-generating devices
- How to model AAC and build a communication-friendly learning environment
- Common myths about AAC, including the worry that it stops speech developing
Tailored to you
Developed and delivered by our Speech Therapists, and tailored to the communication tools your learners already use.
Who it’s for
- Early childhood and school educators
- Learning support staff
- Teams supporting learners who use AAC
Format
- Most are 60–90 minutes, but can be tailored to meet your needs
- Online across Australia, or in person within metro Sydney and Melbourne
- Can run as a staff meeting, professional development session or pupil-free day workshop
Interested in this workshop?
Tell us about your setting and we’ll tailor it to suit. Call 0489 088 665 or send us a message.