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Check out our new Systematic review, presented at state OT Conference! Quantitative and Qualitiative Research from the past 10 years 2015-2025 have been analysed and compiled in thi scomprehensive review of all peer reviewed reserach associated with Text-Based Assistive technology/Assisted Communication.

“ A Systematic Review of Text-Based Assitive Teachnology for Individuals with Communication Impairments “
Research Poster
Check out our SEEN Foundation research featured below, we are proud to partner with individuals who type to communicate as co authors in the OTRJ study below.

“Ethnographic Perspectives of Unreliable, Minimal and Non-Speaking Autism Associated with Apraxia“
Published in OTJR: Occupational Therapy Journal of Research
By John Damiao, Galilee Damiao, Jonathan Polanco, Maudey Lockwood and Jake Quinn
Our team has published the below article in American Journal of Occupationa Therapy.

“Parent Perspectives on Assisted Communication and Autism Spectrum Disorder“
American Journal of Occupational Therapy
By John Damiao, Galilee Damiao, Catherine Cavaliere, Susanna Dunscomb, Kirsten Ekelund, Renee Lago, and Ashley Volpe
Books:
Magazine and Newspaper Articles:
Occupational Therapy/AC Research:
SEEN Foundation is a nonprofit organization working to advance disability advocacy and self-advocacy by promoting access to text-based Assistive Technology Communication supports like AIM. SEEN provides a link between allied medical professionals and the nonspeaking community.

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