Live Method, Optional Artifact
The product value occurs during interaction. A persistent artifact is optional and meaningful only when confirmed messages, decisions, or supports should inform future communication.
Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia Live Support
Supported Conversation for Adults with Aphasia (SCA) is a live together-use support for practitioners, communication partners, and adults with aphasia. It helps make conversation accessible, capture confirmed messages or decisions when useful, and keep unresolved meaning visibly separate from practitioner inference.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Confirmed Versus Inferred
Confirmed meaning must remain distinct from practitioner inference. Ambiguous responses should stay unresolved.
What It Does Not Do
The tool does not teach a full curriculum, certify competence, collect language scores, or overinterpret unclear responses.
Is this a form for the client to complete?
No. The client experience is the supported live conversation, not a standalone form or questionnaire.
Does every use create a saved artifact?
No. No artifact is required when the interaction succeeds without documentation. Captured results are optional when confirmed messages or supports should be retained.
Can ambiguous responses be marked confirmed?
No. Ambiguous responses must remain unresolved until sufficiently clarified through the interaction.
What is saved when I save the demo?
The tool itself and any reusable setup choices are saved. Fictional conversation content and demo interaction notes are not saved as real client data.