Helen Robinson is a Speech and Language Therapist and AAC Service Lead for the Barnsley Assistive Technology Team, delivering specialised AAC services for Yorkshire and Humberside. She has presented on AAC at international conferences and written numerous articles for the Communication Matters journal.

• List of contributors List of tables List of figuresPrefaceAcknowledgementsList of acronyms and abbreviationsPart 1 1. What is AAC and who uses it? 2. How do we choose which type of AAC to use?3. What makes a good AAC service?Part 2: The Positive AAC Framework 4. Preferences5. Provision 6. Practice and Play7. Planning8. People9. PrideAppendicesIndexGlossary

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