Language & Autism visual communication blog
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Build Self-Esteem Through Picture Exchange, Sequences, And Schedules
Let's work together to build people's confidence by giving individuals with a disability, the visual tools they need to have a voice, make choices, and...
Community Participation: Empowering People with Disabilities to Explore New Destinations.
Working in the Disability Industry, I have witnessed some individuals visit the same place and do the same activities on a daily basis. Community participation...
Transforming lives: The NEW Activity Choice Folder empowering people with a disability
I am so happy to introduce our New Activity Choice Folder. The perfect easy-to-use resource to prompt individuals with a disability, in particular people with...
From Chaos to Clarity: core benefits of using visual schedules!
Visual schedules are the perfect resource for people who are non-verbal, particularly individuals with Autism. Toddlers and small children can feel secure when a routine...
Why Choice-Making Skills Are Crucial for People with Disabilities
People with a disability have the right to be able to make their own choices. Possessing choice-making skills allows a person to have choice and...
5 ways visuals can build awareness of feelings and emotions
Some people with a disability, in particular people with Autism, can find it difficult to recognize and understand different feelings and emotions. It can be...
5 ways visuals can improve functional communication
Functional Communication Therapy is a process that determines alternative forms of communication, for a person with a disability, pending on the persons existing language and...
