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We are back with our new series! Series 24 will be all about Functional Communication! Research shows that 30% of children on the autism spectrum remain nonverbal and though these kiddos may not be able to speak verbally, they need to be taught the functional way to communicate. Communication is so important and will help reduce challenging behaviours but most of all give children more meaning to life! This series will cover some different Alternative & Augmentative Communication strategies which include Sign Language & Gestures, PECS, Communicating Using Devices, Visuals in the Home, Two-Way Communication and finally Troubleshooting Functional Communication! Subscribe to our YouTube channel and our website www.autismathome.co for this free resource!

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