by Roy Lycan, PRC-Saltillo Ambassador  As a recent graduate of 2025, I have enjoyed many subjects in school. But if I had to pick one to be my favorite, it would have to be business. In my high school there are what we call pathways. All students are able to pick between four pathways. The pathways are Public Service,...

By Daniel Gonsalves, PRC-Saltillo Blogger My bff Campbell and I went to Six Flags Over Georgia and have the best time we could ever had going on some crazy rides.  We got to 6 flags and got on the tram to go to the front, once we were in, we went to get the disability pass for the rides, then we were off hitting eve...

_ By Jane Odom, M. Ed, Director of Implementation Resources, PRC_ Today’s blog post is about my journey in the field of AAC. I was fortunate enough to attend Temple University back in the 1980’s. It was then I was introduced to the field of AAC. I attended the ACES program as a grad student where I attended a trai...

By Carrie Clark, CCC-SLP When children are learning to speak, one of the things they learn is how to answer questions. Some children pick this up easily, and others need a speech therapist or parent to help them through and teach it to them directly. Children who use Augmentative-Alternative Communication AAC are no dif...

By Keslie Levad, PRC Ambassador_ My name is Keslie I have cerebral palsy. I am 17 years old. I’m a senior in high school. I would like to talk about how the Eco has really changed my life. I’ve been using a PRC devise for 12 years now. I have the Eco 2. The Eco 2 has blue tooth capability which allows it ...

Jennifer Thomas, EdS, CCC-SLP In my job as a speech therapist and in my new job as a PRC consultant, I meet daily with parents who say, “I know that it will be good for him to be able to use his device to communicate, but I know what he wants when he points.” “I have four other kids and afternoons are cra...