The Right to Be Heard: Reclaiming Communication Autonomy

Neurodiversity Podcast by Dave Morris

Jul 16, 202632:38Health

The baseline premise of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) rests on the fundamental principle that communication is an inherent human right rather than a privilege to be earned through baseline cognitive co...

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