Success Stories

Noah: A Bigger Outlet

This is Noah England Outlin. He is four—he will be five in August. Noah started using LAMP® Words for Life in September. Prior to this he was very proficient using picture exchange and static core boards combined with his verbal speech and sign language. As soon as I met him I knew he had so much more to say and...

Center Of Excellence Spotlight: United Ability

The work we do is furthered by the efforts of many of our Centers of Excellence. Meet United Ability, once such Center that dedicates itself to the success of their AAC users. We're pleased to spotlight their achievements and thank them for all they do for their community. We appreciate you! United Ability United...

Joshua: Thrown For A Loop

When Joshua first came to the Little Light House, one of his favorite activities was to throw or push away anything placed near his hands. As you can probably imagine, this made presenting a communication device to him a little challenging. So, we put our heads together and decided to make a communication game out of toy...

LAMP Spotlight: Lynsey Lobdell, M.S., CCC-SLP

Meet Lynsey Lobdell, M.S., CCC-SLP. Lynsey is a speech-language pathologist who specializes in supporting children with complex communication needs using augmentative/alternative communication. Lynsey holds a Bachelor of Science degree in communication sciences and disorders from the University of Arkansas and a Master of...

Kylee: A Family's Story

Kylee’s Dad It was early 2011 when my wife and I had finally finished the paper work for adoption, and the waiting game was on. I was so anxious and scared that, whenever the phone would ring with an unknown number, my heart would start beating like crazy. Around June 20th, we were driving to Texas for a little...

Finding His Voice

We had known something was off from early on. Cameron hadn’t achieved most of his first-year milestones on time and as we searched for answers about a diagnosis, we also coordinated a plan to achieve a long list of goals based on where he was at the time. It would take five years before he was officially diagnosed on...