As an assistive technology practitioner, I have used on-screen keyboards  
with some individuals ( there is one included on Windows operating systems under  
accessibility). Also an a-z keyboard versus qwerty may work. If speed is not 
a  factor an Intellikeys keyboard may be beneficial. Finally, I have used word 
 prediction software to help with word retrieval; Co-Writer Solo is  one I 
frequently use but there are several on the market. Hope this  helps. If you 
need or want links to the info email me off the list : _pduffleyrenow at aol.com_ 
(mailto:pduffleyrenow at aol.com) 
Patricia
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