Assistive Technology & AAC Services
Meet the Team: Caitlin O'Neil, Occupational Therapist and Assistive Technology Specialist, and Kathryn Cafazzo, Speech Language Pathologist and AAC Specialist.
Looking for Assistive Technology (AT), Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), or Occupational Therapy (OT) Support for your District?
Goodwin University Magnet Schools is now offering a variety of AT, AAC, and OT services to districts across Connecticut.
Reach out today to get on the list!
Occupational Therapy Services
Assessment and professional training in the areas of:
- fine motor skills/handwriting
- sensory processing
- visual motor and perceptual skills
- school-based functional skills
- self-care
- bilateral coordination
- executive functioning skills
Assistive Technology & AAC Services
Assistive Technology & AAC Considerations - Team-based assessment and determination of which AT/AAC tools would support student access and inclusion.
Customized Professional Development - Educator trainings which be customized to meet the unique needs of individuals, families, and staff on all topics AT, AAC, SLP, and/or OT.
Consultations - Evaluation of current AT/AAC systems to trouble-shoot issues, provide implementation strategies, and improve student outcomes.
Staff & Parent Coaching - Facilitation of team problem solving to support implementation of AT/AAC across settings.
AAC RTI/MTSS System Development - Looking for strategies on how to infuse AAC school or district-wide? We will work with you to identify capacities within your system to support all learners from the ground up.
For more information, contact assistivetech@goodwinmagnetsystem.org.