If you're like me, it has taken you awhile to get comfortable with AAC, especially AAC Assessment. I find myself learning with every evaluation even today. Or maybe you haven't conducted an AAC evaluation before but you really want to get the skills you need to get rid of that sinking pit in your stomach when you encounter a communicator that you know needs AAC but you just don't know how to move forward. What do you think you lack to feel like an AAC rockstar? In a perfect world, what do you wish grad school and your CE since would have provided you to make this beast a bit more tame?

Hi AACcessible Community! Welcome to our new AAC Made Easier Forum, an online community that frees you from Facebook and other social media clutches but offers a great place to network with likeminded professionals and caregivers supporting AAC users. This is a safe place to brainstorm cases, ask questions, find resources, and make connections. So go for it! Start a conversation, ask a question, share a resource! I'll start us out with this doozy above: What are your top 3 barriers to giving the AAC care you strive for?