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How can we help you find your voice?

Click an icon below to get started!

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Click above to start the process of an AAC evaluation and receive guidance on how to acquire your own device.

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Click above to schedule ongoing AAC services, including device programming, training, and consultation.

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Click above to view our upcoming social events calendar for fun opportunities to connect with other AAC users.

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Click above to learn about our organization and its mission to help you Find Your Voice.

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Click above to view our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) or ask your own question.

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Click above to donate to our cause or learn how to volunteer with us.

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Who we are

Courtney Mallory, MS, CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist who specializes in AAC. Her passion for serving individuals with disabilities, especially those with complex communication needs, led her to start this non-profit organization, Find Your Voice AAC.

Click below to learn more about her and the team surrounding her!

Why we exist

Our mission is to empower individuals with disabilities to find and use their voice. We aim to accomplish this by providing affordable, timely, and lasting AAC services to the state of Indiana.

Click below to learn more about our vision for the future.

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Contact Us

Do you have questions to ask? Referrals to send? Or maybe you just want to talk and get to know us a bit more?

Feel free to reach out! Don’t be shy!

Email: info@findyourvoiceaac.com

Phone: (317) 520-2705

Fax: (317) 271-7459