Personalized one-to-one support that helps individuals participate more fully in their communities in ways that feel meaningful and comfortable to them.

Support may include:

• Social and recreational activities
• Participation and support during day programs
• Community outings and special events
• Communication and self-advocacy in real-life situations
• Making choices and exploring personal interests
• Building confidence, participation, and greater independence

Practical, individualized support for people who use AAC and for the families, staff, and communication partners who support them. The focus is on making communication accessible, meaningful, and useful throughout everyday life.

Support may include:

• AAC modeling and practical communication strategies
• Device access, navigation, and vocabulary organization
• Supporting motor planning and consistent device use
• Functional communication during everyday activities
• Choice-making, self-advocacy, and personal expression
• Collaboration across home, school, day-program, and community settings

Practical training and collaboration for families, support staff, paraeducators, day programs, and other communication partners. Training is personalized to the individual, their communication system, and the environments in which they participate.

Training may include:

• AAC modeling and communication-partner strategies
• Supporting communication without pressure
• Recognizing and responding to all forms of communication
• Creating meaningful opportunities for choice and self-advocacy
• Incorporating AAC into everyday routines and activities
• Building consistent, respectful support across environments