Communication Access
16 May 2017
You can make Key Word Sign happen in your workplace
Singaporean speech Pathologist Eva Loh Wei Lyn learned about the Key Word Sign and shares her experiences of implementing Key Word Sign within her workplace
11 May 2017
Speak Up and be Safe from Abuse
The Department of Health and Human Services and Scope have developed a project to enable people with communication difficulties to identify and report abuse
9 May 2017
What’s hot at AGOSCI National conference 2017?
Karen Bloomberg takes us through her tips on what’s hot at this year's AGOSCI conference held in Melbourne.
18 Apr 2017
The new way we’re helping Speech Pathologists
Speech Pathologist Georgia Burn shares her experience of working for Scope’s CIRC Practice Support service.
11 Apr 2017
Do you want to be the next Telescope winner?
Telescope provides a platform for writers to have exposure for their work and for readers to indulge in the unique voices of writers with disability.
4 Apr 2017
Spotlight on Keziah Glenane and her dog ‘Rusty’
‘My dog Rusty’ was the latest piece by author Keziah Glenane, which she submitted to the annual Telescope writing competition.
28 Mar 2017
Six ideas for a more accessible hospital system
Here are some approaches hospitals and paramedics can undertake to become more accessible for patients who have little or no speech.
21 Mar 2017
How do I talk to a person who uses partner assisted scanning?
This is where a person’s communication partner will read out each message on the communication board in a specific way. Here are some tips.
14 Mar 2017
How do I talk to a person who uses direct access?
his blog takes you through some recommended steps that you can take to interact with a person who can directly access a communication board.
7 Mar 2017
How hospitals and paramedics can improve accessibility
Viv is a writer, a poet, and an educator. Late one night Viv became extremely sick, to the point where an ambulance needed to be called.