13/10/2025
Did you know that over 30 million people worldwide are unable to communicate effectively using speech?
💬 Spelling to Communicate (S2C) teaches nonspeaking, minimally speaking, and unreliably speaking individuals to accurately spell their thoughts using a letterboard — opening new pathways to connection, learning, and expression.
Join Elizabeth Vosseller, the founder of S2C, for an in-person talk in Melbourne, Australia, to discover how this transformative method is helping children and adults find their voices.
Perfect for parents, caregivers, educators, therapists, and allied professionals supporting individuals with autism, Down syndrome, or other motor-sensory and communication challenges.
Topics include:
✨ What is Spelling to Communicate?
✨ Presuming competence
✨ Q&A Session with Elizabeth Vosseller
📍 Full address shared upon registration.
🔗 https://i-asc.org/event/s2c-information-session-melbourne-australia/
[image: An informative graphic promoting an S2C Info Session in Melbourne, Australia. The top section features an orange banner with white text that reads, “Melbourne, Australia S2C Info Session,” alongside the I-ASC logo and a green outline map of Australia. Below, a white box lists the session topics with green arrow icons: What is Spelling to Communicate (S2C)?, Presuming competence,
Q & A Session. At the bottom, a blue section displays the event date and time: “Nov. 13, 2025, 7:00 pm.” To the right, there’s an image of a black letterboard used in Spelling to Communicate, showing white letters A–Z. The overall design uses green, blue, white, and orange accents]