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Communication Access

Part of Your ALS Guide

Your ALS Guide · Practical guide

Open source (opens in a new tab)Link checked August 2026

About this source

Your ALS Guide’s practical guide.

Where this source is used

Used in 16 places across 1 domain.

Resources

Communication

  • Alt Communication

    Further reading

    Walks through practical ways to keep communicating, including simple low-tech approaches you can set up as reliable backups.

  • Eye-Tracking Devices

    Further reading

    Explains how to get assessed for and access communication technology, which helps you plan a trial and setup of an eye-gaze device.

  • Speech Tech

    Further reading

    A plain overview of how to stay understood as speech changes, covering the range of tools from simple aids to speech-generating devices.

  • Voice Banking

    Further reading

    A practical look at staying connected as speech changes, including tools and approaches that work alongside a banked or cloned voice.

Speech Tech

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