Event Details
AAC and Birth to Three: What's Next?
Sponsoring Organization: The NEAT Center at Oak Hill
Tuesday, November 25, 2025
11 am - 12 pm
$0-$25
Do you have a client or child under 3 years of age who is using AAC, but you are not sure what to do next? This webinar will discuss how communication partners, including early interventionists and families, can support language and communication for AAC users in the birth-to-three population. It will also highlight the importance of parent/caregiver coaching and provide strategies to empower families to use AAC in the home and community settings. Resources to support AAC in early intervention will be provided as well, including handouts, modeling guides, evidence-based practices, and further professional development.
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CPAC Programs and Services
Parent Training and
Information (PTI) Center
Parent Centers provide a variety of services including one-on-one support and assistance, workshops, publications, and websites.
Family
Connections
Family Connections is for parents in CT who have a child with a disability, ages birth to three years old who are receiving services through Connecticut's Birth to Three System.
Collaboration Between
Families and Schools
CPAC continues to be a resource to families and schools to help build positive relationships at the individual, school or district level.
Youth Advisory Board & REAL Transition Partners
A collaboration between all 26 Region A parent centers, provides innovative services that involve diverse youth/young adults with disabilities and their families.
Next
STEPS
This 8 session series helps parents and professionals gain the skills necessary for them to be effective members at the Planning and Placement Team meeting (PPT).
Training for
Parents & Professionals
Training workshops which can be tailored to meet individual group needs and interests. Workshops can also be presented in Spanish.