Possibilities in Communication
Tara Sayuri WhittyInformation and perspectives on using Spelling to Communicate (S2C), for families & support teams of nonspeakers
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A quick little note
Yes, it’s been a while! I’m going to take a brief (I promise) break from posting here, so that I can focus on some other initiatives *and* plan a more organized, structured approach to sharing information on here (basically, I’m losing trac...
Getting serious about the CRP role
Hi, hello, I’m back from Motormorphosis and happy but also exhausted!
Just light the birthday candles twice
A quick lil’ snippet - not strictly about spelling, but relevant to creating an environment that will help your speller and your family, based on our family’s experience with the “birthday candle bandit.” Click that “transcript” button if y...
The Emotional Roller Coaster
A brief overview of a complicated topic - the many emotions that spellers and families can experience once the speller reaches fluency. Be reassured: the dominant feeling is positive excitement - it’s thrilling! But please also be aware tha...
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Spelling to Communicate (S2C) Practitioner in Southern California with my practice, Possibilities in Communication. Ally to my nonspeaking brother, Danny. Committed to supporting nonspeakers and their families in the journey to communication.
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