
ATSA Perth
FREE TO ATTEND for all visitors!
14th May: 8:30am-4:30pm
15th May: 8:30am-3:00pm
Where: Claremont Showground
DateMay 14, 2025
VenueClaremont Showground
FREE TO ATTEND for all visitors!
14th May: 8:30am-4:30pm
15th May: 8:30am-3:00pm
Where: Claremont Showground
You can find us at booth D4
Friday 11 April 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Saturday 12 April 2025 – 10am to 4pm
Where: Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Cost: FREE to attend, tickets essential.
We welcome you to join us in Adelaide for the 2025 AGOSCI Conference. 12 – 15 March 2025 at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
Link Assistive is a Gold Sponsor the 2025 AGOSCI Conference. The conference is an open collaboration between AAC communicators, families, exhibitors, educators and allied health professionals. We hope that you will take the opportunity to come to the Festival State and interact with all that Adelaide has to offer during Adelaide’s festival season.
FREE to attend.
If you support individuals who use AAC, then this hands-on workshop with the DAGG-3 (Dynamic AAC Goals Grid) is for you!
The DAGG-3 is a free assessment tool by Tobii Dynavox that can help you assess and plan.
Join us on Saturday 8th February at Lakeside Stadium in Albert Park and take on the 2.5 hour challenge. Choose the wave time that suits you and make every lap matter. Link Assistive will be there to support the runners and offer a chance to try eye gaze communication solutions.
The Australian Assistive Technology Conference (AATC) is returning in 2024! Following the success of the 2022 conference in Adelaide, ARATA is committed to bringing another fantastic event to highlight the world of rehabilitation and assistive technology. Save the dates in your calendar for November 6-8, 2024.
We are fortunate to have our past President and ARATA Life Member Dr. Desleigh De Jonge as the Convenor for AATC 2024, with Michele Verdonck as the ARATA board liaison. Together, they will bring an exceptional conference, exhibition, and program committee. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with experts and explore the latest advancements in assistive technology.
Link Assistive is excited to participate in AATC 2024 as an exhibitor. Jade and Nat will be at our booth, ready to provide information and answer your questions about our products and services in assistive technology.
The Australian Assistive Technology Conference (AATC) is returning in 2024! Following the success of the 2022 conference in Adelaide, ARATA is committed to bringing another fantastic event to highlight the world of rehabilitation and assistive technology. Save the dates in your calendar for November 6-8, 2024.
We are fortunate to have our past President and ARATA Life Member Dr. Desleigh De Jonge as the Convenor for AATC 2024, with Michele Verdonck as the ARATA board liaison. Together, they will bring an exceptional conference, exhibition, and program committee. This is a wonderful opportunity to engage with experts and explore the latest advancements in assistive technology.
The Link Assistive team will be exhibiting at the 9th World RETT Syndrome Congress. This will be held on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia on Wednesday the 2nd of October until Saturday the 5th of October 2024.
Cortical/Cerebral Vision Impairment (CVI) is a neurological disorder affecting vision, thus affecting the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). AAC for individuals with CVI requires customization and should be designed specifically for the individual. In this session, we will provide a general overview of CVI and discuss current treatment methods as they apply to AAC. We will review the new Guide to AAC Accommodations for People with CVI created by TobiiDynavox to help individuals supporting those with CVI customize their AAC systems including tips in TD Snap. Recommendations are based on published research and insights from experts with clinical experience, individuals with CVI, and their family/caregivers. Presenter: Erin Levy, MA CCC-SLP,Clinical Assistive Communication Specialist at Tobii Dynavox.
This two-day event offers a unique opportunity for MND researchers and those with lived experiences of MND to collaborate, connect, and learn. The scientific program will run across both days, with a special MND Connect – Research Live session on Wednesday. An evening poster session will also take place on Tuesday.
Link Assistive We are proud to sponsor this important event and will have a booth with information available. Stacey will be present to answer any questions you may have about our offerings and support for MND research.
Immerse yourself in a enriching program featuring thought-provoking presentations, interactive sessions, and engaging discussions about the profession.
Taking place from Monday 27 to Wednesday 29 May 2024, with pre-conference workshops on Sunday 26 May 2024, at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre (PCEC), the conference will be a fantastic opportunity to network with like-minded professionals and discover the latest trends in speech pathology. The Speech Pathology Australia 2024 Conference theme is ‘Communicating for Life,’ which highlights the vital role speech pathologists play in optimising communication across all ages.
Immerse yourself in a enriching program featuring thought-provoking presentations, interactive sessions, and engaging discussions about the profession.
Come and speak to Loren, Cha, and Amy to learn all about assistive communication devices and technology. The ATSA Independent Living Expo has been Australia’s foremost exhibition for assistive technology, rehabilitation and aged care equipment as exhibitors display products and services in mobility solutions, pressure care, employment support, accessible recreation, holiday ideas, modified motor vehicles and more.
Over 130 disability product and service providers under one roof for two days; you’ll find information and be able to speak to providers supporting families of children with a range of disabilities including Autism (ASD) and sensory issues such as sensory processing disorder, Down syndrome, Cerebral palsy, vision and hearing impairments, and neurodevelopmental disorders such as dyspraxia.
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