Communication Support

Communication Assessments

An assessment looks at how a person communicates, what matters to them, and where communication feels difficult. We consider their daily routines, strengths, and the people around them. The findings guide practical recommendations, which may include communication strategies, low-tech tools, or assistive communication technology. You receive clear next steps suited to the person’s needs and environments.

AAC Support

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) can include gestures, communication boards, picture symbols, or speech-generating devices. Support begins with the person’s goals, preferences, and daily life—not a particular device. We can explore suitable options, support access and use, and help family members, educators, or carers make communication tools available throughout the day.

Communication Partner Training

Communication partners can make a meaningful difference by allowing time, offering choices, and responding to all forms of communication. Sessions help family members, school staff, and carers build practical skills for everyday conversations. We focus on real situations and the person’s preferred ways of communicating, so strategies can be used consistently at home, at school, or in the community.