By How much does a podd cost?
Purchase a My PODD pack ($1500.00) Features may include: A customised PODD communication book. An online consultation to discuss customising vocabulary*
What does podd book stand for?
Pragmatic Organisation Dynamic Display
Pragmatic Organisation Dynamic Display (PODD) is normally a book or device that contains symbols and words to support communication between people with complex communication needs and their communication partners, whether that’s carers, family, friends or support workers.
Who uses podd?
PODD in the Community I run a PODD User Group, which meets 3-4 times per school year. Parents, grandparents, speech pathologists, teachers, teacher assistants, nurses, and occupational therapists are among those who attend.
Who is podd appropriate for?
A PODD can be used for one or both of the following: To assist a person to communicate more effectively. To assist their understanding of other people’s spoken language (a communication partner points to the symbols as they talk to the person with CCN ).
What is low tech AAC?
What is Low Tech AAC? Low-Tech AAC comprises tools and strategies that do not involve electronics and do not require batteries. Examples of Low-tech AAC are PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System), symbol charts, communication boards, communication books, etc.
What are aided language displays?
Aided Language Displays include a small sample of vocabulary which is likely to be used during a particular activity, routine or setting. This may include routines such as getting dressed or using the toilet, settings such as the bathroom or swimming pool, or activities including playdoh, songs and games.
Who would use a low tech AAC?
In the world of speech-language pathology, individuals with autism, down syndrome, intellectual disabilities, and/or developmental disabilities may benefit from “low tech” AAC. Additionally, individuals who have brain injuries, aphasia, or progressive/degenerative conditions may also use a “low tech” AAC device.
What are examples of low tech AAC?
Examples of Low-tech AAC are PECS (Picture Exchange Communication System), symbol charts, communication boards, communication books, etc. The user selects letters, words, or phrases from the communication charts to convey their message.
Who is PECS good for?
PECS enables a child to communicate effectively with other people. It is particularly useful for children who are non-verbal, have limited or unclear speech and/or do not use a functional communication system in the home/preschool/school environment.