It can be extra challenging to teach reading comprehension skills to our students. Why is this? Well, when we are teaching phonemic awareness and other micro skills, there are often
In today’s episode, we are talking about dyslexia and the SLP. I’ll provide the basics here, but be sure to listen to the episode below if you’d like to go beyond
Do you feel comfortable when it comes to treating selective mutism? If not, that’s ok! It’s a rather rare thing that many clinicians might not ever encounter during their career.
If you’d like to learn how to pick tier 2 vocabulary words for your students, then you’re in the right place! For students with vocabulary goals, it might be tricky to
Bring on the winter fun! Today we are going to be talking about winter activities for speech therapy. I love using the seasons and themes to keep my speech therapy
Cluttering is an area that many SLPs might not know much about. There are probably two reasons for this. One, is because cluttering is really rare and two is that
If you serve students with ASD, then it is likely that you’ve come across some students exhibiting echolalia. In today’s episode, I talk about what it is, how some children
Summarizing information can be a tricky task for many of our speech therapy students. In today’s episode, I talk about an article that gives a step-by-step approach for working on
Preschool stuttering can make some speech therapists nervous. When a young child who stutters is brought into our office, what do we do? Since it is pretty much impossible to
I have gotten a ton of emails since I launched the Digital SLP site and while I’m trying my best to answer each and every one, I also wanted to
Have you ever wondered about what preference assessments are, why we do them, and what types are out there? If you work with students on the autism spectrum, you’ve surely
In episode 16, I talk about some fun fall activities for speech therapy. Over time, it can be easy to get stuck in ruts or the flow of your speech
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