Are you looking for ways to incorporate Literacy skills in speech therapy sessions? Do you currently have a handful of students working on reading and writing skills and you just do not know where to take your therapy sessions? If you have students working on reading comprehension skills, writing skills,
I hope everyone is enjoying their summer! As promised, I am hosting a fabulous summer giveaway! Let’s take a look at all of the great items that are a part of this giveaway: 1) Summer Fun With Language from The Speech Space. Use these fun summer-themed activities to work on
Updated March 10, 2022 I created this post at the beginning of the pandemic because I thought it would be nice to have a nice list of high-quality free online speech therapy activities while we were all cooped up. Many of these do not directly target speech and language, but
Are you beginning to feel more comfortable using mindfulness in stuttering therapy or would you like to learn a bit more? In today’s episode, I dive a bit deeper into specific ways you can implement mindfulness into your speech therapy sessions. In addition, I mention several podcasts that you can
Grammar is the topic of discussion in episode 30 of The Speech Space podcast. Specifically, this episode covers syntax. I’ve had a lot of SLPs reach out to me and indicate that this is an area in which they’re not entirely comfortable working with. I think that is in part
Are you one of the few ASHA members that vote in the ASHA elections? In this episode, Dr. Howard Goldstein joins me to talk about the importance of ASHA members voting, in addition to some current issues in our field of speech-language pathology and audiology. Tune in to Episode 51
Happy almost summer everyone! As the end of the school year is quickly approaching, I thought I would take the time to lay out some key ideas and tasks you may complete to help you stay organized as you prepare for the year to end. Tune in below to learn
In today’s episode, we’re focusing on how to be a collaboration superstar as SLPs. We’ll mostly be using examples from schools, but my hope is that the ideas we discuss could be useful in almost any setting. Self-assessment It can be helpful to start off by actually focusing on yourself
In today’s episode, I’ll be discussing stridency deletion and how to address it in speech therapy. Stridency deletion is one of the phonological patterns often seen in highly unintelligible children. Resources and References: https://blogs.umass.edu/eba/files/2012/01/201Spring-Consonant-Features-Guide1.pdf https://blogs.umass.edu/eba/files/2012/01/201Spring-IPA-features.pdf https://www.clarityforcommunication.com/slp-qa *This is a great resource from Teresa Farnham. It has a very user-friendly FAQ
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. Virtual Reality (VR) offers numerous applications across different patient profiles. It’s particularly useful for the generalization of skills by offering
I know it isn’t quite time to think about back to school, but perhaps some of you planners are looking to get a head start! For those of you that don’t know, I’m expecting a baby next month, so I am trying to post some back-to-school goodies for you before
Are you ready for spring?? Well, you’re in luck because my giveaway has some great materials to help you prepare for the change in seasons. Whether you are an SLP or a teacher, you will love what I have in store for you- over $35 worth of materials! Since I
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