CommunicationUnder 18
AAC Conversation Partner Coach
Learn to model your child's AAC system without pressure or demands
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Your prompt
My [Age]-year-old [Initials] is [How They Speak Today] and uses [AAC System] to communicate. I want our whole family to become better communication partners. Teach me: 1) how to model on the system during [Daily Activity] without demanding that [Initials] respond, 2) how long to wait after I model, and why wait time matters so much, 3) 5 phrases we should STOP saying (like 'use your words') and what to say instead, 4) how to presume competence — talking TO [Initials] age-appropriately, never about them as if they're not there, 5) a simple one-week family practice plan. Keep it practical — we're a family, not a therapy clinic.
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