201: [Part 2] How AAC Consultants Support School SLPs

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Introduction

This episode features a discussion on supporting school-based Speech-Language Pathologists through AAC consulting.

Meet the Experts

Tiffany Peirangelo and Megan Hapeman, share their backgrounds as Southern California-based Speech Pathologists with a passion for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. They discuss effective strategies for SLP support in large districts, topics covered during support hours with AAC specialists, feedback from new SLPs, and areas needing ongoing support.

Empowering SLPs with AAC Training and Resources

The conversation sheds light on the role of AAC consultants in facilitating SLPs' work with students who need AAC devices, addressing the challenges in large districts, sharing resources like training slides and websites, and conducting device trials and screenings. They emphasize empowering SLPs to use AAC effectively, the importance of teacher and classroom staff buy-in, and adapting support to the individual needs of communicators and context.

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