Communication Tool

Wallet cards for self-advocacy in various community settings and situations (e.g., restaurants, ride shares, pharmacy, friends/family). About the creators of the Situational Wallet Cards: Bryn Lander was living and working

Samantha Hyman is the president of Talking Keyboards, a screen-free, plug-and-play AAC device that lets people with aphasia type and be heard instantly (letters/words are spoken aloud in real time).

For people who can’t speak, write, or type, Broca uses AI to make communicating a little more fun. Broca listens to a conversation and suggests replies. When you see a

Publisher: Aphasia Institute (Canada) Summary: ParticiPics is a free, searchable database of pictographic images designed to facilitate life’s conversations. The pictographs are specially designed for communicating with people with aphasia

Summary: A symbol-supported AAC app designed to help non-speaking individuals express themselves confidently. Features: Customizable vocabulary sets; Supports various disabilities, including aphasia Pricing: One-time purchase of $249.99 Available On: iOS (iPad,

Summary: An AAC app offering a vocabulary file specifically designed for individuals with aphasia. Features: Customizable buttons and layouts; Text-to-speech capabilities Pricing: One-time purchase of $299.99 Available On: iOS (iPad,

Summary: An AAC app designed for individuals with communication difficulties, including aphasia. Features: Supports up to 48 buttons per page; Voice banking technology to preserve the user’s own voice Pricing:

Summary: A suite of free AAC apps tailored for individuals with aphasia. These apps include daily communication aids and video speech exercises to support rebuilding language skills and confidence. SmallTalk

Summary: An AAC app that uses predictive text and symbols to assist individuals with speech and language impairments. Spoken makes it easier for you to express thoughts and ideas using