Lingraphica

Lingraphica Lingraphica is dedicated to providing communication devices, therapy services, and communication apps for people with language and neurological needs.

🤚Any hospital-based SLPs (or aspiring SLPs) going to the Michigan Speech Language Hearing Association’s Virtual Conferen...
03/11/2026

🤚Any hospital-based SLPs (or aspiring SLPs) going to the Michigan Speech Language Hearing Association’s Virtual Conference?

Join us Thursday for “AAC in Acute Care: Maximizing Communication and Dysphagia Management”.

Lingraphica SLP Teresa will share:

🏥 The benefits of having AAC available in acute care (like, better patient outcomes)
🏥 Strategies for overcoming barriers to low- and high-tech AAC
🏥 AAC resources you can use in dysphagia management

Let us know in the comments if we’ll see you there!

03/10/2026

🤔 Did you know people diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease can have communication changes like hoarseness, stuttering, or a vocal tremor?

Communication issues for people with Parkinson’s don’t always get the attention they deserve.

Get into the conversation with Lingraphica’s Allie Reed, M.S. CCC-SLP and Dr. George Ackerman on this episode of The TogetherForSharon®️ Podcast.

👉 Listen to (or watch) the full podcast here: https://bit.ly/40ktPA3

03/09/2026

🫩 Burnout is about so much more than “being tired.”

It can make your clinical work feel like box-checking instead of something you’re proud of.
It can cause even the best clinicians to feel completely overwhelmed.
And ultimately, burnout can put a dark cloud over both your work *and* personal life.

👆 If this resonates, this new webinar is definitely worth a watch.

“Beyond Burnout: Finding Joy, Purpose, and Impact in SLP Practice” is a 1-hour webinar created by SLPs, for SLPs.
Inside, SLP Angela shares how burnout can affect patient care, professional satisfaction, and even clinical outcomes — and why addressing it matters for you and the clients you serve.

This course is available for FREE and on demand.
It’s registered for 0.10 ASHA CEUs.

Watch this course + browse our full catalog of ASHA CEU eligible webinars here ➡️https://bit.ly/4by4zfT

P.S: SLPs are already giving us great feedback on this course, like:
⭐️ “Engaging, pertinent course and a wonderful presenter. This topic is such an important one for SLPs.”

03/06/2026

👋 Earn ASHA CEUs while learning about visual scenes this month!

SLPs, join us on Wednesday, March 11, at 1p.m. ET for “The Power of Visual Scenes in AAC for Meaningful Communication.”

In this free 1-hour webinar, you’ll:

💬 Review the research behind visual scenes and how they support meaningful AAC use
💬 Explore practical customization techniques for creating visual scenes
💬 Learn from real visual scene displays and case studies

Plus, you’ll be able to earn 0.10 Intermediate ASHA CEUs/1.0 PDH when you attend.

👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/3ORXHBf

P.S: If you can't join us live, this webinar will be recorded and available to watch next month. Stay tuned!

03/04/2026

🧐 How can AAC actually help someone express themselves?

Lingraphica SLP Alex gives a *fantastic* example in this webinar clip.

You can use AAC to share one word at a time... ..OR combine words and phrases to create longer messages.

It’s all customizable to your unique communication abilities and needs.

👀 Want to see more examples of how AAC works to improve connection in real life?
🫶 Watch our newest webinar here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4u72oXU

03/02/2026

After her stroke in 2009, Ayse didn’t just lose words.
She lost friends, too.

Recovery was hard.
But realizing that some people disappeared when she needed them most?
That was even harder.

In this video, Ayse shares why finding a supportive community changed everything for her. 🫶

When she first met Allie — an SLP and our Senior Online Communities Manager — she was searching for something everyone deserves: a sense of belonging.

Fourteen years later, Ayse has friends all over the world through Join In Aphasia — part of Lingraphica’s free virtual community for people with communication challenges and their care partners.

Join In includes:
⭐️ Join In Aphasia
⭐️ Join In Parkinson’s
⭐️ Join In AAC (for Lingraphica device users)

Connection matters — especially after stroke, Parkinson’s disease, or other major medical event that impacts your communication.

If you, someone you love, or a client on your caseload could benefit from a strong community, we’re here to help.

👉 Get all the details about Join In here: https://bit.ly/4aZVbQC
You don’t have to navigate communication challenges alone. 💙

🎓 SLPs, need to complete some continuing ed this March?   We have four FREE live AAC webinars coming up! Each webinar is...
02/27/2026

🎓 SLPs, need to complete some continuing ed this March?

We have four FREE live AAC webinars coming up!
Each webinar is registered for ASHA CEUs and created to help support your clinical practice.

➡️ Swipe to see our March lineup.

These upcoming live courses explore topics like:
💬 How personalized visual scenes can help your clients communicate
💬 Tips for implementing AAC
💬 Strategies for setting realistic AAC goals
..and more!

⭐️ Register for these courses here: https://bit.ly/4scBkop

P.S: If you can’t join us live, that link will give you access to our free library of on-demand webinars, too!

02/26/2026

👀 Why the h!@ # should SLPs care about profanity?

Ultimately, real communication = saying what you actually mean.
So, cutting out “bad” words for AAC users isn't protecting people. It’s silencing them.

This topic is important, yet rarely discussed.

Which is why we teamed up with SLP Hali Strickler, AAC Services Coordinator for TechOwl at the Institute of Disabilities at Temple University, to share this information with clinicians everywhere.

“What’s Missing: The Words We Don’t Program and Why They Matter” is a 🆓 1-hour webinar about authentic, personalized vocabulary (even the messy stuff).

You'll learn:
💬 Why access to profanity matters for AAC users
💬 What AAC users and research say about having access to taboo words and concepts
💬 How to ethically support the use of taboo language with AAC

Plus, you’ll be able to earn 0.10 ASHA CEUs and meet your ASHA Ethics requirement when you complete the course.

If you’ve ever hesitated before programming a “taboo” word into a client’s device – this is for you.

➡️ Watch on-demand at Campus by Lingraphica: https://bit.ly/4cQNO0x

02/25/2026

💬 All in a day's work as an augmentative and alternative (AAC) device...

PS: Not sure what an AAC device is or how it could help with communication? Get all the answers when you download our free "What is AAC?" eBook here ➡️

🤗 There’s something truly special about SLP state association conferences… Usually, state conferences are smaller and mo...
02/23/2026

🤗 There’s something truly special about SLP state association conferences…

Usually, state conferences are smaller and more relaxed.
Which means we get extra time to talk and *really* connect with SLPs.

We get to:
🔹 Listen to what’s important for your clients and your region
🔹 Give truly personalized, hands-on AAC device demos
🔹 Talk through real clinical challenges and questions

This weekend at ISHA (Illinois) and KSHA (Kentucky), we had so many thoughtful conversations about using AAC to support your clients across settings.

🫶 And it reminded us how nothing beats connecting with fellow clinicians IRL.

If we met you in Illinois or Kentucky, say hi in the comments or send us a DM — we’d love to stay in touch!

P.S: Keep following along here on social to see what conferences we’ll be attending next.

02/20/2026

When your AAC client says, “I don’t want to have to type that every day...”

Honestly? That’s totally fair.
We wouldn’t want to have to type the same thing (like our favorite coffee order) over and over either! ☕

Features like saving and favoriting phrases might *seem* small — but for some AAC users, that’s the difference between frustration and independence.

If you’re an SLP supporting AAC users, these “small” details are worth paying attention to.

This year, we started something new: a “product recap” webinar where we can share and discuss features like this!

And our 2025 “Product Recap and What’s Next” webinar is available on-demand now.
You’ll:
🎉See new features we added to our communication devices in 2025
🎓Explore what we learned about AAC last year and how it’s shaped our devices
👀Get a sneak peek of the app we’re building to make everyday conversations easier in 2026

Watch the full webinar here ➡️ https://bit.ly/4s5IomX

02/19/2026

“There is no way I would’ve made the progress I’ve made without this group...”

Stories like John’s make us emotional, too! 🥹

When you have a goal to improve your speech or communication, support is key.

Join In gives you:
💬 a way to connect with others who understand what you’re going through
💬 support from speech-language pathologists and other communication experts
💬 a no-pressure opportunity for practicing your speech

These virtual communities for aphasia, Parkinson’s disease, and Lingraphica AAC users are FREE.

Caregivers are welcome, too!

Want to explore Join In (for yourself, a loved one, or your speech therapy clients)?

👉 Explore our Join In communities here: https://bit.ly/46j9nmx

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700 Alexander Park Drive, Suite 101
Princeton, NJ
08540

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 7pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 7pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 7pm
Thursday 8:30am - 7pm
Friday 8:30am - 7pm

Telephone

+18664591779

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Who Is Lingraphica?

We are a dedicated group of people with one main driving force in each work day: to make communication a little easier, a little better, a little more successful in the lives of our clients and their loved ones.

We are clinical consultants who introduce and educate speech-language pathologists about our technologies. We are client advocates who work with insurance companies and answer customer questions. We are software engineers who create the technology that makes our devices and apps work. We are billing and reimbursement specialists, marketers, continuing education specialists, business leaders, scientists, and patient navigators. But regardless of how different our individual roles might be from one another, we all do whatever it takes to ensure the people who choose Lingraphica for their communication needs get a high-quality product and superb customer service and support.

Learn more about Lingraphica and why we do what we do on our website at https://www.aphasia.com/who-what-whys-of-lingraphica/. Call us at 888-274-2742 with any questions!