This episode is a follow-up to an episode I did a few weeks ago. Part one focused on where to find free digital books online. In Episode 97, I shared how I love using digital books in speech therapy because they are so flexible. So in today’s episode, we’ll talk
We all know that a good book is a great way to sneak speech, language, and literacy goals into your speech therapy sessions! Here are 5 Holiday books that I’ve rounded up for this season! Please note that the links listed below are not affiliate links, these are just books
In today’s podcast, we talk all about strategies and techniques for people who stutter. Specifically, I cover: the difference between stuttering modification techniques and fluency enhancing strategies a variety of techniques to use in your speech room with your students who stutter what I refer to as “strategy shaming” Although
A long-term or chronic illness can disrupt your life in many ways. You may be tired and in pain regularly. In today’s episode, I talk about chronic illness, and how to deal with it while working as an SLP. Here are some tips on how to cope with a chronic
Today, I’ll be sharing my three favorite back-to-school tips. The core theme of this episode is the importance of self-compassion. The beginning of the school year is a great time to commit to treating ourselves with compassion, and I hope this episode gives you some ideas for how to put
Speech Room News is hosting a linky party in honor of the upcoming sale this week. If you didn’t already know, TpT is having a sitewide sale where you can save up to 28% on materials. How great is that? I’ve been wishlisting things ever since I first learned about
I hope you all are having a nice start to your week. I’m here today with my second “Appy Monday” post and I’m going to talk about the NACD Apraxia Words App. I use it with many of my kiddos with apraxia or severe artic disorders. It’s a pretty
Today’s featured app, Speak Colors, is another freebie! Although, you can purchase an upgraded version for $3.99. This app is great for lower level kiddos, especially those on the spectrum. It’s a great way to provide a visual representation of the words required to generate a given word or sentence.
I know, I know it’s Monday…. Hopefully you are one of the lucky ones on spring break this week and you’re enjoying this post in your pj’s with a cup of coffee. This is my first “Appy Monday” post, so I feel the need to review what I’m going for
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 time-consuming, and often we don’t control the scheduling. Meetings are also challenging for those of us who are introverts or
This podcast episode discusses trauma-informed speech therapy, and how the principles of trauma-informed care can help us create an environment where all students feel safe and ready to learn. I talked about trauma previously on the podcast in Episode 104. In that episode, I covered the definition of trauma, and examined
Today’s app is extra great because it’s a freebie! I would assume most everyone reading this is familiar with the game, Guess Who. This app is basically the same idea, but it adds fun sound effects and eliminates the need to tape broken pieces together or create stand ins for
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