Abstract
This article describes the development of disaster-response language and learning kits designed to support children affected by natural disasters. It highlights a trauma-informed, community-engaged approach to teaching that equips graduate students to translate research into practice while addressing the needs of families in crisis. The piece emphasizes practical strategies, interprofessional collaboration, and the importance of accessible supports for children and families navigating the dual challenges of autism and disaster recovery.
| Original language | American English |
|---|---|
| Type | Translation |
| Publisher | ASHA Leader Live |
| State | Published - Aug 28 2025 |
Keywords
- professional issues & training
- early identification & intervention
- normal language processing
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