Jennifer’s Substack
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Infrequently |
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| Issues | 14 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 10 days ago |
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How Do You Know?
Over the summer I had hoped to post more about us.
Instead I ended up talking to other people, lots of other people.
There are some exciting and often contentious conversations happening in social media about intervention and alternative...
Echolalia Can Grow
(Photo description: yellow wildflowers by a split rail wood fence near a field)
In my writing about how all communication counts, I wrote about how my nonspeaking teenager used a lyric from a children’s song in the Spotify app to communica...
All Communication Counts
(photo description: screenshot from Spotify app of song “Five Little Duck”, yellow ducks are walking across the grass)
In years past, the focus for disability supports was weighted towards the idea that my nonspeaking son would be ‘...
Anchored in Love: AAC That Begins With Love
cursive text on a pink pant leg that says “hugs & kisses”
Love can be hard to find in a world where hatred resides.
Perhaps it is easier to hastily judge and condemn than it is to take time to hold space for the unknown and different.
Ba...
The Gift of a Nightmare Before Christmas
Long ago, all the way back to infancy N loved books.
His hyperlexia was evident before he could crawl.
Sometimes I would lay him on his tummy and prop a picture book in front of him and he would tap at it with his little fist.
Later I fo...
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A story of a mom intentionally listening to and supporting her nonspeaking autistic son who uses robust creative multimodal communication to include echolalia (aka gestalt language).
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