Speaking
Anjana has expertise in Autism, Natural Language Acquisition and Augmentative & Alternative Communication. The consistent message of making ‘communication accessible for all’ is reflected in all her presentations.
She has presented to parents & practitioners at local and national events, workshops and conferences. If you are an organisation or a group of people interested in workshops on communication inclusion, AAC, Neurodiversity-affirming practise, Gestalt Language Processing, contact us.
Most popular presentations
- AAC through the Day: Ideas for implementing AAC at home
- Neurodiversity & Its Implications to SLPs
- Echolalia to Self-generated Language in Autism
- Communication Intervention through AAC
- ACAP course (co-presented with Avaz)
- Communication Intervention in Autism Module for KPAMRC (4 session course)
- Communication inclusion Strategies for inclusion facilitators
Presentation Feedback
“Anjana is a gifted speech therapist. She thinks outside the box and shares many great tips/strategies for parents and educators who serve children/adults who are beyond verbal (non-speaking) or have limited verbal speech. I love to follow her work and content on her FB page.”
Founder of The Gifts of Autism,Arizona, USA.
The webinar on 'Echolalia to Self-generated Language in Autism' had been a save and grace to help the children in more ways than one.
I was able to get a clearer picture on how the children were able to process language in their minds and how we can use echolalia to our advantage rather than eliminate it.
Thank you immensely for providing this elixir of knowledge that we all needed.
“Anjana has been blessed with the capacity to recognise the gifts that lay within each of us. Having grown up with my older brother Wade who is both neurodivergent and physically divergent, her words speak to me. I am most certain her offerings and view would be hugely beneficial to the neurodivergent and their families”.
“ I have seen Anjana’s webinars on AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) on YouTube. It was really insightful”.
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