
The Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) Online
By:
Dr.Safa Horani
service type
Course Date: 2025-11-06
Course Hours: 6
A simple definition of the Picture Exchange Communication System
When and with whom is it used?
The origins of PECS and the scientific principles behind it
Differences between PECS and other communication tools
2. The Six Phases of PECS Implementation
Activities include:
Group exercises
Real-life examples
Practice with PECS books
3. Practical Application and Using PECS in Daily Life
How to use PECS in schools, at home, and in therapy sessions
Tips for successful implementation
Common challenges and how to address them
Sharing real-life experiences
Course Information Booklet
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Sunflower Training Center presents a course titled:
Introduction to the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS)
This course aims to introduce participants to PECS, one of the most effective systems for teaching functional communication to non-verbal children or those with communication disorders. Participants will explore the core principles of the system, its six phases, and how to implement it across various settings, including schools, homes, and clinics.
The course includes practical exercises, real-life examples, and tips to support successful implementation of PECS, along with discussions on common challenges and strategies for overcoming them.
Course Content
Instructor Detail

Dr.Safa Horani
Speech and Language Pathologist
Beyond direct practice, I actively contribute to the professional community through the design and delivery of specialized training programs. Moreover, these initiatives equip fellow professionals with the tools and knowledge necessary to effectively support children with diverse communication needs. This underscores my dedication to leadership and ongoing advancement within the field of speech and language therapy.
Furthermore, my involvement in clinical research and professional training further underscores my commitment to excellence. I specialize in designing evidence-based training programs covering aural rehabilitation, speech sound disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, stuttering, and early intervention strategies, ensuring that best practices are disseminated and implemented across the discipline.