Lunch & Learn - Conversation Support Skills

Lunch & Learn - Conversation Support Skills

This light lunchtime session will look at some of the skills needed to have successful conversations with adults who use AAC.

By CASEE

Date and time

Tue, 1 Jul 2025 05:00 - 06:00 PDT

Location

Online

About this event

  • Event lasts 1 hour

This session is aimed at anyone who has, or wants to have, conversations with adults who use AAC. It maps across to IPAACKS Level Two (please see further information on CASEE Eventbrite profile).


During this session we will:

· Consider what makes a good conversation.

· Discuss skills underpinning good conversations.

· Discuss how conversation partners can support someone with communication difficulties to have a successful conversation.

· Signpost to resources.

· Review CASEE referral process and criteria.


This session will be 1 hour long and delivered on Zoom over lunchtime. Joining details will be sent to the email you register with prior to the session.


If there are any adjustments or support that we can provide to make this training more accessible to you, please let us know.


If this course becomes oversubscribed priority will be given to professionals working in the East of England.


If you have any questions about the session, please call us on 01223 349401 or email us at enquiries.casee@nhs.net.

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CASEE

The Communication Aid Service East of England is an organisation funded by NHS England and based at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. We provide a service across Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Suffolk, Norfolk, and Essex offering assessment, provision, support, and advice for people with complex communication needs who may need alternative and augmentative communication systems; their families and the professionals who work with them.

If you have any questions about any of the training events on offer, you can contact the CASEE team on 01223 349401 or email enquiries.casee@nhs.net.

Please note, CASEE are unable to offer recordings of any of the training events on offer, due to the sessions being likely to involve discussions around real-life cases and individuals.