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AAC and Literacy: Unlocking Potential Through Communication and Learning

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) provides essential support for individuals who experience significant challenges with verbal communication. AAC systems and strategies enable individuals to express themselves, connect with others, and engage in educational and social opportunities. When paired with literacy instruction, AAC becomes even more impactful, offering users tools to navigate the world more independently. …

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When “Good Insurance” Isn’t Enough: Our $100K Out-of-Network Hospital Nightmare

Medical emergencies are terrifying enough on their own, but when they happen out of state—far from your doctors, insurance network, and home—they can become a financial disaster. We recently experienced this firsthand when my husband had a sudden medical emergency while we were traveling. We have good insurance. We’ve always been responsible, making sure we …

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Rethinking Assistive Technology in 2025

Assistive technology (AT) continues to evolve, reshaping the educational landscape for disabled students. In 2025, we see promising advancements in AI-driven tools, mainstream accessibility features, and improved Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) solutions. However, barriers remain, including inconsistent implementation, AT abandonment, and equity gaps. This blog explores the current state of school-based AT—what’s effective, what …

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