Celebrating AAC Awareness Month

Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) makes communication accessible for all! This month, we are celebrating your AAC wins, the big and the small. From carrying the device independently for the first time to hearing “I Love You,” each step forward matters. Celebrate all forms of AAC progress with our “Progress Isn’t Linear Poster”

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News and Resources

Disney Resource Library

Build engagement using the characters they love! Download free printable activity packets filled with coloring, mazes, bingo, WH-questions, and more.

ableU Live and Local - Philadelphia

Join us in person on October 15 as our panel shares real-world insights on device implementation, effective parent training for increased carryover, and ways to foster collaboration across different settings.

October Calendar

Use this calendar to check off the days you completed a target activity!

Request a New AAC App

Not sure how to request a new AAC app? It’s simple, just go to the Support Hub and complete the online request form.

SUCCESS STORIES

I Love You, Daddy: Hear Killian's Story

Katie’s son Killian was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) at age two, and for years his family didn’t know if they’d ever hear his voice. When their school speech-language pathologist suggested a QuickTalker Freestyle speech device, which the family calls Malik, everything changed. Malik goes everywhere with Killian, and when his dad returned home from a year-long deployment, Killian used it to tell him “I love you, Daddy” for the very first time.

Ready to Start the Conversation?

Get a QuickTalker Freestyle speech device and keep communication growing all year long!

Pete the Cat Summer!

Celebrate book reading this summer with Pete the Cat! Pair your favorite books with AAC activities to keep communication going all season long

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Bring Your QuickTalker Freestyle With You

We are featuring real families using the QuickTalker Freestyle in all kinds of places, and we would love to include yours. Submit a photo and/or short video of the QuickTalker Freestyle out in the world (the wilder the better, think beach trips, airplane rides, and everywhere in between), plus a quick note about where it was taken.