Liberator Blog

This is a must read post by our NSW consultant Jo Beech on modelling. It is practical and useful for anyone looking for strategies and resources to improve their own practice. 

We couldn't help but share this post by Lance Mclemore. Lance users an Accent with LAMP and is an extremely proficient communicator. Read on and we know you will appreciate Lances candid and thought provoking post about how we often make erroneous assumptions. 

This blog is about data analysis – but please don’t close your browser! I promise this post will make you think differently about what you can do to make data work for you.

Hey everybody, my name is Joseph Harrall although I am better known as Joey.  I just became an AAC mentor and Ambassador for Liberator's Western Australia team. 

Explore with us the idea of teaching different communication systems through motor planning. 

We asked our experienced clinicians and consultants what they wish they knew when they first started working in AAC. We all start at the same place but boy would it be great if we could get a leg up when first starting out. 

Let’s be honest! Who isn’t freaking out just a little about doing AAC therapy via Telehealth? This #stayhome scenario is challenging! We are all under tremendous levels of stress at the moment; worrying about the world and finding a new routine for ourselves and our families. 

Mke's life was transformed by Bruce's lifes work in developing and promoting Minspeak. This heart warming tribute is worth the watch. 

How to play the long and short game with AAC.

I thought I would blog about a getting a tattoo as for most people its a easy thing to do but not when you have cerebral

palsy with uncontrollable movement.