One-on-one, text-based AAC instruction for nonspeaking and partially speaking learners. Our teachers use a multimodal approach that includes letterboards, keyboards, AAC devices, and other communication tools to help students develop reliable, authentic communication. Sessions are individualized and built around each learner's strengths, interests, and goals.

Small-group learning programs including Co-Op, Summer Institute, Little Learners, and Tween and Teen Collaborative Learning Groups. All programs are communication-centered, peer-based, and capped at 4 to 8 students. Group programs are grounded in the belief that proficiency is not a prerequisite for participation, belonging, or deep learning.

Workshops, coaching, and consultation for teachers, SLPs, administrators, and school teams. We help schools build capacity to include nonspeaking students in general education settings through adapted instruction, AAC integration, and communication partner support.

Live and recorded classes for students who type, spell, or point to communicate. Topics span academics, creative writing, current events, science, and student-chosen subjects. Live courses are interactive and supported by REV staff, while recorded courses are available on demand for flexible scheduling. New courses are posted regularly, and recorded classes can be purchased individually or through a monthly subscription pass.

Grade-level lessons adapted for students who communicate by making choices, pointing, spelling, or typing. Our downloadable lesson library includes two-choice and open-response formats across academic subjects, designed to maintain rigor while making content accessible.

Intensive skill-building for families, paraprofessionals, and educators who support students using AAC. Training covers board holding, prompting strategies, regulation support, and building the communicative trust that makes reliable communication possible.

Support for families preparing for IEP meetings for nonspeaking and partially speaking students. We help families understand their child's communication profile, identify appropriate goals, and advocate for meaningful communication access and inclusion in school settings. We also provide ongoing coaching for families who want to build their skills as communication partners at home and in the community, strengthening consistency across environments between direct instruction sessions.