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Augmentative Communication in Practice is an open group composed of people in Scotland who have an active interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) – users of AAC, families, carers and professionals from a variety of different disciplines.

The group’s main activity is the organisation of an annual Study Day, held every year since 1991. The 2008 Study Day will focus on AAC and Autism and will be held in Dunfermline on November 11th.

The core of the Organising Committee consists of individual members of staff from the different centres in Scotland with a particular interest in Augmentative and Alternative Communication: the CALL Centre, SCTCI, FACCT, KEYCOMM and TASSCC. These members are joined by others from time to time.

2008 Study Day on AAC and Autism - Details Soon!




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If you have any enquiries to make about material on this web site, or Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland, email enquiries@acipscotland.org.uk
If you wish to find out more about AAC services in Scotland, contact one of the individual centres directly.