Communication Board for Non verbal Adults, Picture Symbol Communication Cards for Aphasia, Stroke Patients, Hospital and Care Home use

I got this for my son in laws dad who had a stroke and told him to leave in the hospital after he left , I hope it gave people help

Smaller than expected but does the job

Just what was needed, thanks

Received 1 board, in German! Clearly not what I ordered. Is of no use to my now non verbal husband.

Got these for my sister in law who has had a massive stroke and they are just perfect!

I am an 18 year old autistic person with complex mental health issues and this means that I am in hospital quite often so my mom got these for me to help me to communicate with healthcare professionals as I have situational mutism so when I am distressed I struggle to verbally communicate at all so something like this that is visual and easy to use and access. It is wipeable so if they get dirty they can just be wiped over to clean which is great for a healthcare/ hospital setting. They are important to have as you never know when you might need something like this whether it is for another person with complex mental health conditions or autism or a learning disability. The cards are double sided and have a lot of different icons on there for many different types on conversations. I believe everywhere should have something like this especially in hospitals to give people the independence of accessible communication

Very disappointed and frustrated!!Purchased to help my mum after a stroke, but one of the cards is in German.People are buying these to support people who can’t communicate. To send them in a different language is a real insult!!

My two grandsons, aged eight and four, are both autistic the youngest is non verbal and his brother becomes functionally mute when he gets really dysregulated or upset. Our biggest concern with the younger one is that he is unable to tell us how he feels when he isn't well or if he hurts anywhere. The boys do have various charts and cards that they can use to communicate most needs with. However I struggled to find any that also included body parts, pain levels or pain descriptors which is what makes this such an invaluable aid for our daughter, us and anybody else who the boys are with as it has all three of them, along with many other easily recognised symbols to cover pretty much every situation.I intend to order another set to be kept at my house, as the one's I ordered previously stay in my grandsons backpack which goes with him everywhere. Highly recommended.