Empower AAC, LLC

12/28/2025

Great opportunity 👇

12/22/2025

👇 NJ families see below

Hello Michigan AND New Jersey, we are coming to you in Summer of 2026! We had so much fun with 25 of your apraxia warriors in Michigan last year with lots of play, arts & crafts, sensory activities, speech therapy, ice cream trucks, and more! This year, we are excited to focus further on the social affects of CAS— a component I can testify that needs to be focused on more. We want to increase social skills, confidence, self-esteem, & more! You will be able to register on January 16th, 2025. Will we see YOU & your camper in Michigan OR New Jersey? 💙🐝

- Jordan Christian LeVan

12/21/2025

An important reminder - thanks NeuroWild

All the things.

We're all doing our best right now.

Thank you for the glimmers yesterday.
My internet has been trash and won't load properly or let me comment on things.

My brain is also trash and needs to be rebooted.

Thanks for being here.

Em

12/11/2025

#67 - if you know you know!

12/10/2025

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We are grateful to share a message from Chris Klein — author, thought leader, trailblazer, and valued member of the ImpAACt Voices team. Chris is widely recognized for his leadership and for encouraging others to use their voices with confidence.

He reminds us that communication is everything and invites us to reflect on a powerful question:

“How much is your voice worth?”

Watch his message here:
👉🏼 https://youtu.be/tXjAvsxBRmc?si=GixFdjcfAu6xWZSJ

Chris also generously donated copies of his book, My Big Toe: A Story of Perseverance, to support our Gift of Empowerment campaign.

The first 25 people who give $25 or more will receive a free copy as a thank-you.

We invite you to share the Gift of Empowerment today.
👉🏼 https://www.impaactvoices.org/donationcampaign

We’re grateful to Chris for sharing his voice and for the impact he makes in every space he’s in.

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A smiling man with short gray-blond hair is wearing a black polo shirt with the ImpAACt Voices logo. He is seated against a dark gray background. Below the photo, white text reads: “A Message from Chris Klein — Gift of Empowerment.” The ImpAACt Voices website URL appears at the bottom.

12/04/2025

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12/04/2025

What a great resource!

This year, Ace Centre became the home for the newly created AAC Language Library, a collaborative online resource designed to support AAC users by providing and sharing communication materials in languages other than English!

Developed by professionals across NHSE Specialised AAC Services, this free library aims to improve accessibility and equity for diverse language needs, making it easier for professionals to find high-quality AAC resources.

Read more and access the Library here: https://buff.ly/Wg9xEhh

11/15/2025

👇 Great opportunity

11/11/2025

We’ve seen some new faces around here lately (welcome!), so we thought it was the perfect time to reintroduce ourselves.

We’re the team behind Empower AAC — passionate about supporting communication for all. Together, we help AAC users, families, and professionals build confidence, connection, and communication success.

Here’s a quick snapshot of the three of us — and over the next little while, we’ll be sharing more about who we are, what we do, and what drives our work in AAC.

We’re so glad you’re here and can’t wait to keep connecting with this amazing community! ✨

11/04/2025

Such an important post 👇 thanks The Occuplaytional Therapist

11/01/2025

Super cute AACcessible

10/26/2025

Hear me out....guided access isn't always the hero we think it is.

When an individual leaves their AAC app to show you a video or a picture - that's communication too!

True communication happens across apps, contexts, and moments - not just inside one program. Let's trust AAC users to explore, connect, and own their voices.

Are you team red or team green? ❤️ 💚

Edited to add - digital safety is a real and important factor. Please see this post by omazingkids https://bit.ly/TechSafetyAndAAC-BlogPost