Apraxia Patient Uses AAC Device to Talk

Emmett, a 6-year-old boy with a severe speech delay called apraxia, is now able to communicate electronically, thanks to a special device and his expert team at Comer Children’s Hospital. May is Apraxia Awareness Month, and his mom hopes her son’s story gives hope to other families affected by apraxia or speech delays.

[@Steve-np5bv]

That’s great he now has a way to communicate! Congrats! Please look into Spelling 2 Communicate. He may be able to communicate even more fully with full sentences of his own.

[@RebeccaSpoonhour]

Hi,
I am an SLP and I am wondering what AAC app platform is being used by Emmett in this video. Thank you!

[@BagelBagelBagel]

It looks like TDsnap or Dynavox app

[@BrianWhitmer]

That looks like TD Snap Core First, I think.