Hi,

You can do a google search for the GEWA page turner. I do not have recent experience with page turners but have heard this one is one of the best. Expensive though! A less expensive option is reading on the computer which she can control through alternative access. Another option is using a headpointer with a rubber tip to turn pages. If none of these suggestions work, please write out more details about your client so people on the list can provide more suggestions.

Amy

Christine Bright <xxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have a client who is a retired English teacher and wants to continue reading books. She does not have use of her hands and she does not want to use recorded books. What is available to her to turn the pages of a book?

Christine Bright, MSW

Care Coordinator

The ALS Association Florida Chapter

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Sincerely,

Amy Roman, MS, CCC-SLP
Augmentative Communication Specialist

Forbes Norris ALS Research Center
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