Social Networks is an assessment and intervention tool that serves as a jumping-off point for personalized goal-setting based on social and communication skills.

The Social Networks family of products was developed to help individuals, families and professionals determine the most appropriate technologies and communication strategies for students with complex communication needs. Social Networks is grounded in the principles of functional goal-setting and person-centred planning.

Use it to:

1. Learn more about individuals with developmental and acquired disabilities, including current communication partners and modes of expression.
2. Observe the social circles in which the individual lacks (and has) relationships.
3. Categorize these relationships and identify the benefits and challenges of each type.
4. Guide and refine the intervention process by planning and setting goals to promote confidence in communicating with others.

Features the Social Networks Manual and Inventory Booklet.

Social Networks Manual
The manual helps practitioners guide and refine the intervention process. Spiral-bound with 50 pages, 2003.

Social Networks Inventory Booklet
Use the booklet to collect information about communication partners and currents modes of expression in a systematic way.

Includes the Social Networks Manual and Inventory Booklet.