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Children with communication disorders such as those relating to Down syndrome or autism may need assistive technology to augment speech or replace verbal communication.

Dr. Cafiero explains the technology involved with augmentative and alternative communication used by people with autism.

People with expressive aphasia have problems speaking, writing, or reading. These tips may help you to better communicate with someone who has expressive aphasia.

The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) can be used in the classroom to stimulate speech, language in kids with autism, Down syndrome, and other disorders.

Caregivers of a family member are challenged when the ill person complains or is demanding. Try these helpful hints to improve communication and quality of care.

Discover thoughtful, useful, and unusual gift ideas for a friend or relative in a nursing home.

Learn about inexpensive transfer devices that might keep a caregiver from injuring her back when helping a senior to move in bed or from one surface to another.

The back to school transition can be an exciting, yet sometimes difficult, time. Make it fun with a colorful, welcoming classroom bulletin board!