This includes only the English version of the bilingual AAC guidebook. This is a must-have digital resource packed full of information on AAC basics, funding, implementation, and practical advice to help you confidently support AAC users. Here's the table of contents:

• Introduction to AAC: What is AAC, who is it for, and what does it look like (page 6)

• AAC Myths: Debunking Common AAC Myths (page 12)

• AAC Funding: How to Get Funding for a High Tech AAC Device and Where to get Access to Free Low Tech AAC (page 18)

• AAC Implementation: Tips and Educational Information for Setting Up AAC for Success (page 21)

• Modeling AAC Across Different Routines: Examples of How AAC Modeling can look in Practice (page 34)

• AAC Programming: Do's and Don'ts, Cultural Considerations, and Emergency Readiness (page 51)

• Supporting Bilingual AAC Users: Debunking Myths, Bilingual Benefits and Considerations (page 56)

This guidebook was created for anyone supporting AAC users whether you're: entirely new to AAC and not sure where to start, a professional looking for print and go handouts for AAC trainings, or a caregiver looking for additional support with AAC implementation.

Please Note: This is a digital resource. No physical product will be shipped. After purchase, you will receive an email with a link to download the resource.