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Augmentative and Alternative Communication
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It is our role as speech-language pathologists to make sure that every child is able to adequately communicate their thoughts, feelings, wants and needs with others in a functional way.
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is one of the tools used by those with limited, impacted and/or no verbal communication in order to enhance that person's overall ability to communicate.
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