Good communication helps you get support and reach your goals. When you communicate clearly and listen, people understand you better, and things move forward. It can help you make decisions, avoid confusion, and have good relationships with the people you work with. Some people communicate using words; others use sign language, pictures, or other supports, such as a computer. The following resource sheets provide information and guidance to help with communication skills.
- Effective Communication with Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Services Factsheet for Parents (April 2026)
- Effective Communication with Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Services Factsheet for Parents (Spanish) (April 2026)
- Communication: Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Youth Factsheet (April 2026)
- Communication: Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Youth Factsheet (Spanish) (April 2026)
- Communicating with Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Youth Visual Factsheet (April 2026)
- Communicating with Vocational Rehabilitation and Independent Living Youth Visual Factsheet (Spanish) (April 2026)
