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Spoken's AAC blog is your go-to source for insights on Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) tools, speech and language disorders, and the latest assistive technology trends.
Stay tuned as we explore emerging tech, share success stories, and shed light on autism, aphasia, and other communication challenges.
Recent Posts
Spoken’s Mission This Stroke Awareness Month
May is Stroke Awareness Month, a reminder of the impact strokes have on people worldwide. Read More...
Autism Acceptance Month Means 50% Off Spoken Premium
Spoken Premium is 50% off for Autism Acceptance Month! Learn more about this special offer. Read More...
Spoken Features You Might Not Know About
Get more out of the app with these useful features you probably didn't know about. Read More...
Brain Tech Advances, the Power of Music, and a ‘Telepathy Tapes’ Critique (Spoken Roundup #21)
An interview reveals how a stroke reshaped Edwyn Collins’ songwriting, NPR visits an aphasia choir, and we look at new tech that could help with aphasia recovery. Plus, a criticism of ‘The Telepathy Tapes’ for reviving discredited Facilitated Communication methods. Read More...
How Music Therapy Helped Joni Mitchell, Working With AAC Users, and More (Spoken Roundup #20)
This month, we highlight how Joni Mitchell reclaimed her voice post-stroke via music therapy, new autism research collaboration tools, and inspiring communication stories. Read More...
User Spotlight: An Anonymous Take on Spoken AAC
An anonymous AAC user shares their experience with Spoken and how it helps them in daily interactions. Read More...
Tips for Communicating During Stress, AAC Book Club, and More (Spoken Roundup #19)
We take a look at recent articles highlighting the effects of communication deprivation, resources for people who have trouble speaking during stress, and upcoming events! Read More...
Communication Experiments, a Nonspeaking Opera Singer, and AAC on Disney+ (Spoken Roundup #18)
Spoken highlights new AAC tech, a synthetic operatic voice, Disney+'s new movie about an AAC user, and more! Read More...
A Speech-Language Pathologist's Take on Spoken AAC
Speech therapist Caris Giessler shares her thoughts on Spoken and how her patients use it. Read More...
Ordering at a Restaurant with AAC: How Spoken Makes It Easier
Spoken simplifies ordering at restaurants with Saved Phrases and location-based word predictions. Read More...
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Spoken is an app that helps people with aphasia, nonverbal autism, and other speech and language disorders.