ALT I.D: On a blue and Purple diagonal graded background is the purple labled podcast logo in the top left hand corner, in the right hand corner are the logos for Google Podcast, Spotify and Apple under that is blue glowing text that reads Disability & Technology. Under that is text that reads Spotlight Series 2023 life with an AAC with Helen Hawson to the left of this text is a yellow frame, with an image of Helen , a white woman, with Long, curly bown hair , smiling at the camera she is wearing glasses under that

ALT Description of 2 tips for modelling alternative communication on a background of coloured blocks representing the Pace value of putting the child and family at the centre of everything we do.

ALT Description of signing tip 7 with a border of coloured blocks representing the Pace value of putting the child and family at the centre of everything we do.

ALT A four panel comic of Honeydew dealing with situational mutism. The comic is titled "Body Language" and is made by Theresa Scovil. Panel 1: Honeydew looks overwhelmed as they make a cutting motion towards Ky. Words above Honeydew shows they mean "I'm tapping out." Ky gives an understanding smile and says "Okay. Let's go home. Narration says "I don't need." Panel 2: Honeydew squeezes Ky's hand as they grimace in pain. Words above them shows they mean "I'm in pain." Ky looks concerned and asks "Do you need a pain killer?" Narration says "A voice." Panel 3: Honeydew is having a meltdown and is hitting the sit of their head with their fist. Words above them shows they mean "I'm panicking!" Ky rushes toward them is a worried manner and says "I'm here for you!" Narration says "For you." Panel 4: Honeydew presses Ky's hand against their cheek. Words above them shows they mean "I love you." Ky happily responds "I love you too." Narrations says "To hear me."

ALT A single panel comic for Auctober split into two images titled "Alternative Communication" In the top left part of the image there's an image labeled "1." with the words "Sign Language" to the right. Honeydew holds their left hand against their chest with the palm open and facing up. Their right hand is held out with their hand open with the palm facing up. In the bottom right part of the image there's an image labeled "2." with the words "Autism/Autistic" to the left. Honeydew's right hand moves in an arc to where their left hand and chest meet, with the thumb and fingers of the right hand meeting at a point.