This episode’s topic involves a lot of complexity and nuance. We’ll talk about what a growth mindset actually is, and why it could be beneficial to have one. We’ll also
This podcast episode is all about how NOT to use digital resources. As soon as you heard me mention today’s topic, you might have felt a little confused, because usually
In this episode, I’ll be talking about some simple strategies to minimize overwhelm during the holiday season. This is a crucial topic, especially for us as SLPs who often face
How can we help our students find awe? In this episode, we’ll be exploring the emotion of awe – what it is, why it’s important, and how to help our
This episode is all about anxiety. I will focus on how anxiety impacts learning and what SLPs can do to support students and clients who experience anxiety. If you’re looking
Previously, I published two podcast episodes about the eight parts of speech, different types of phrases and clauses, sentence types and classifications, and the most common syntax issues we might
I think lateral lisps are challenging! In this episode, we’ll be talking about building confidence with lateral lisp treatment.. A lateral lisp affects sounds that require centralized airflow, like /s/
In this episode, I will be talking about how to integrate virtual reality, or VR, into speech therapy. Essentially, VR involves using computer technology to create a simulated 3D environment.
Today’s episode is all about the scary meeting survival guide, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite tips for surviving scary meetings. Meetings can be especially tricky, because they’re so
In this episode, I talk about executive function basics for SLPs. I mostly focus on covering what executive function skills actually are and what we use them for. I also
What is mindfulness? How can mindfulness make you a better SLP? According to UCLA’s Mindful Awareness Research Center, mindfulness is simply “paying attention to our present moment experience, with openness,
In today’s episode, I talk about sensory processing basics for SLPs. Currently, the American Occupational Therapy Association recommends that providers use the full term “sensory integration and processing.” This refers
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