Augmentative and alternative communication as a speech-language Therapy strategy
Comunicación aumentativa y alternativa como estrategia fonoaudiológica
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Abstract
The augmentative / alternative communication is a therapeutic strategy in speech and hearing therapy that involves the use of various print media in developing therapeutic dynamics for replace
the oral expression in children and / or adults with communication disorders. Conscious and responsible making decisions is is necessary for the design and implementation of a communication
system. It aims to promote the formalization of processes that provide reliability and transparency in the implementation of therapeutic strategies in speech therapy, presenting a reflection on the
determining factors for selecting a communication system, according to the physical, emotionaland social characteristics of the individual, their role and social participation.
Keywords: augmentative and alternative communication, assessment, speech therapy.
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