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Ethan Cross wearing a leather jacket and cross necklace
Life on the Spectrum
How technology can help people with autism succeed in the workplace
Isaac holding a toy
Blog
How Google Maps is helping my nonverbal son communicate
young girl during a hearing test_courtesy of michdepthealth
Expert Opinion
Why has this grade schooler with autism started whispering?
Isaac looking at Google Maps on an iPad
Expert Opinion
Autism and speech devices: Helping kids advance skills as they mature
teen using an AAC device
Expert Opinion
Helping shy autistics utilize AAC devices in public
Tate and his mother Lisa
Blog
My son with autism started texting and it's brilliant
two people pointing at a speech generating device
Expert Opinion
Will communication device hamper real speech in child with autism?
Dr. Ned Sahin, CEO of Brain Power
News
How wearable technology could benefit individuals with autism
teen sitting at kitchen table eating a working on laptop
Expert Opinion
Parents seek autism app to help child transition with less anxiety
two people pointing at a speech generating device
Science News
Speech devices can help build language in schoolchildren with autism
father looking at his young son while he smiles
Expert Opinion
Teaching nonverbal autistic children to talk
Mister Rogers Neighborhood Friends and Feelings
Expert Opinion
Mr. Rogers and video modeling