Facilitated
Communication — Guide and Set Materials Carol
Lee Berger and Kathryn Kilpatrick
Volume I
The Facilitated communication Guide was written for those who work,
or want to work, with people who are either nonverbal or have severe communication
disorders. The guide contains background information and an explanation of
how to use the methods of assisted or facilitated communication. Although
90% of the techniques described were developed for people with autism, they
have been used successfully with people with other disabilities including
aphasia, apraxia, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, stroke, and head injuries.
Over 300 pages of Set Materials will be useful for therapists, teachers,
clinicians, and families, who want to have materials easily accessible.
Volume II
Volume II of the Facilitated Communication Guide and Set Materials
is an extension of the first volume and contains hundreds of new and advanced
curriculum materials for families, developmental homes, and professionals.
It is packaged in two loose-leaf binders which conveniently separates the
Guide from the Set Materials.
The volume contains discussions of the author's extensive use of the described
techniques and documentation by many noted professional and facilitators.
Over 400 pages of new Set Materials supplement the Set Materials
of Volume 1.
Specially designed to enable a person with a physical disability to operate
an electrical device.
For children with disabilities. Much more than play.
Stimulate or soothe the emotions through the senses of sight, touch and smell.
Home Automation and Environment Control
Appliances, beds, doors, windows, television, telephone and more.
Speech Output Communication
Call Buzzers,
Pagers, Intercoms and Patient Monitoring
Including toilet training and posture training
Computer Software
and alternative computer control
Contact Details
and more about
Technical Solutions
Prices and ordering
information.
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