Our Mission

Training law enforcement how to properly and safely interact with autistic individuals.

Through consultation, we work closely with educators, caregivers, stakeholders, and other professionals to promote communication competence, support skill development, and foster inclusive environments for individuals with communication impairments. 

What is this? AAC is "slang" for communication devices, systems, strategies, and tools that replace or support spoken language. Basically, we offer consultation services for the purpose of obtaining electronic communication devices.  

Speech-Language Pathologist supervisors oversee the clinical training and development of SLP students or Clinical Fellowship Students (CFs). We will provide superior guidance, feedback, and professional support as our supervisees hone their clinical skills. 

Through workshops and training sessions, we delve deeper into specific topics related to communication impairments, offering evidence-based strategies, techniques, and resources to enhance staff members' skills and confidence in supporting individuals with diverse needs. (NOTE: This could look like community workshops in libraries, professional development workshops offered to schools/universities, etc. )

Provision of 1:1 speech therapy services via telecommunications technology. 

We love to work collaboratively with other professionals such as teachers, doctors, and other therapists to ensure comprehensive care.  

Our services are focused on improvement of communication, language, and pragmatic skills in a group setting. This might include activities like social skills groups, individualized therapy sessions, and advisement of caregivers to ensure skills are carried over outside of the program. 

We help individuals regain or improve communication and cognitive skills after an injury, illness, or neurological condition.