Communication Assistive Technology

• Communication Assistive Technology (Artificial Larynges)

  Speech language therapists can apply to be assessors for Communication Assistive Technology (Artificial Larynges).

• Communication Assistive Technology (Level 1)

  Occupational therapists and speech language therapists can train to assess people for low to mid level communication assistive equipment.

• Communication Assistive Technology (Level 2)

  Advanced training for CAT level 1 credentialed assessors to provide solutions for people with complex communication needs.