Scope Blog
6 Dec 2016
Free Christmas decorations For You
Celebrate the festive season than with some free paper-based communication resources and decorations we made using the app Tools2Talk+!
15 Nov 2016
Tools2Talk+ gives you the tools to talk in different languages
Did you know that you can use the Tools2Talk+ app to make communication tools in over 25 different languages? The app allows you to create boards and books.
8 Nov 2016
How do we make sure our Easy English documents…are easy?
The most important consideration when creating an Easy English document is making sure that it is easy to read!
25 Oct 2016
What I learnt at Talking Mats training
Speech pathologists from Scope completed Foundation Training for Talking Mats, a tool that provides a framework to help people communicate more effectively.
18 Oct 2016
What makes a good support worker?
It’s important that a support worker is not only someone who is caring and supportive, make you feel empowered, independent and included in the community.
11 Oct 2016
Why did these businesses get the Communication Access Symbol?
2 businesses that have successfully gone through the 10 Steps to Communication Access at the City of Stonnington council and Merri Health Community Centre.
4 Oct 2016
TED Inspired Talk: How can people with severe cognitive disability make decisions?
Dr. Jo Watson, a lecturer, researcher and speech pathologist presented at Financial Counselling Australia Conference exploring choice and decision making.
23 Sep 2016
Top 5 tips for hosting a successful silent morning tea
Each year Scope runs a Silent Morning Tea each October to celebrate and raise awareness for International AAC Augmentative and Alternative Communication month.
16 Sep 2016
Who is Zane McKenzie?
My name is Zane McKenzie.I am a husband, father, musician and football coach. I have cerebral palsy, which affects my movement, posture and coordination.
9 Sep 2016
What the Communication Access Symbol means to Micheal
Having a communication difficulty often means that people can feel isolated as staff aren’t equipped with the communication tools or knowledge.