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Tips for using AAC in a group setting 💙

DID YOU KNOW? Assistive technology increases independence and quality of life (Source: World Health Organization)

You don't have to be a speech therapist to give your AAC learner the gift of language. 💛

One of the most powerful things you can do? Model. Every single day.

That means picking up the device, pointing to words, and showing them how it's used — at snack time, during play, on walks, at bedtime. Not perfectly. Just consistently.

Swipe through for 3 tips to get started (and 4 mistakes to avoid). 👉

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DID YOU KNOW?
Your eyes 👀 move hundreds of times per minute, and each movement gives insight into how your brain processes information.
Source: Journal of Vision"

Mealtime communication tips for AAC users 🍽️

Caregiver burnout doesn’t happen overnight.
It builds quietly — until it feels like too much.
If you’ve felt exhausted, overwhelmed, or stretched thin… you’re not alone.
Taking care of someone else starts with taking care of yourself too 🤍
At EyeTech, we believe the right support and technology can make a real difference — not just for users, but for caregivers as well.
💬 Which of these signs have you experienced?

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, often disabling autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the protective myelin sheath covering nerves in the brain and spinal cord. An AAC device can help with communication needs.

Communication will bloom if you provide the right environment and nurturement 🌱

Did you know? Assistive technology increases independence and quality of life for people with disabilities.
Source: World Health Organization (WHO)