Making yourself understood
- Field Lane
- Jun 30
- 1 min read

Everyone loves to chat, but some people need to do it differently. At Field Lane we like to challenge everyday notions about what communication is, and we don’t rely on just talking. Communication is about giving and sharing information in a way that is easily accessible. It's also about listening. In addition to learning disabilities, many of the people we support have other challenges, such as being non-verbal or they are autistic. Finding alternative ways to communicate and be understood is an essential part of the support we give. We use signs, symbols and touch to communicate, as well as using a tablet or digital device. Modifying tone and speed of speech and being mindful of body language are also important ways to ensure clear, accessible communication.




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