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AAC devices
AAC systems
AAC users
aided communication systems
Alzheimer's
ASD
Author_Beth Moulam
autism
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cerebral palsy
cognitive disability
communication deficit
Communication disability
communication disorder
communication matters
communication partner
communication partners
communication technology
communication therapy
complex communication disability
dementia
developmental disorder
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hearing impairment
high support needs
how to communicate with AAC users
how to get an AAC system
how to support AAC users
how to talk to AAC users
how to use my AAC system
how to work with AAC users
intellectual disability
ISAAC
neurodevelopmental condition
Parkinson's disease
SEN
SENCO
SEND
speech and language therapists
speech and language therapy
SpLD
stroke
who's afraid of AAC?
Product details
- ISBN 9781805017899
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 19 Nov 2026
- Publisher: Jessica Kingsley Publishers
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Written by Paralympian and award-winning disability advocate Beth Moulam, this book is the all-encompassing guide to everything AAC. From the road to getting an AAC device to thriving independently with AAC, Beth shows you how to advocate for yourself and how communication partners can learn to navigate the world of AAC alongside you.
Beth Moulam is a Paralympian, public speaker and multi-award-winning AAC advocate; nominated by her peers as number 1 Grassroots and Community Advocate in the UK, and recognized with an honorary doctorate for her advocacy work and as a Paralympian. Beth has a degree and Master of Research in Social Policy from the University of York, with a focus on AAC policy. Beth has cerebral palsy and uses AAC to communicate. Find Beth at bethmoulam.com.
