Happy spring everyone! Today’s topic is all about vocabulary and how to target vocabulary in a variety of ways when treating clients via teletherapy. We will dive into how to work on vocabulary with clients of different age groups as well. I will be incorporating resources throughout this post targeting
Have you ever wondered what an SLPA does? In this podcast I talk all about what an SLPA is, what the advantages are to having one, and what they can and can’t do under the direction of a speech-language pathologist. Tune in below to learn more and be sure to
Planning sessions for multiple clients on your caseload, all with different goals, can be very time-consuming. Do you ever find yourself in search of those super quick and easy activities that you can grab and use with almost any client and any goal? Well, look no further! Here’s my list
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What is an online game for speech therapy? An online game for speech therapy is simply a game that you access through your web browser on an application on your device. Online speech therapy games are most commonly accessed on a computer or a tablet. Types of Online Games Online
Have you ever wondered what myths surround the subject of AAC? In this episode, I talk about 6 Augmentative and Alternative Communication myths and the truth behind what claims are real or not. Tune in below to learn more and be sure to check out the links and resources section
As speech-language pathologists have begun to listen to autistic voices, we are learning more about gestalt language processors and how to support their language development. In this blog post, I’ll share an overview of what it means to be a gestalt language processor, as well as ideas for how to
In today’s episode, I’ll be discussing the latest research about articulation norms. The topic of research related to articulation norms is one that I think many SLPs have questions about, and it affects many aspects of our profession – from our assessments to our caseload sizes, to the intervention strategies
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
Have you seen some of the photos from ASHA’s Identify the Signs Campaign? Some of them really grab your attention! In this article, it even states that 24% of 2-year olds (yes, 2-year olds!!!) use technology at the dinner table. What???? Let me be clear, I appreciate technology and there
Life is complicated, but our speech therapy materials don’t have to be! That’s why I’m so excited to talk about one of my favorite can’t-fail resources: wordless picture books. Let’s explore what makes them so extraordinary! The Benefits of Using Wordless Picture Books in Speech Therapy Perhaps the biggest advantage of
All-Time Best Speech Therapy Tips We talk about teletherapy a lot here at The Digital SLP. Over the years, we have built up a collection of some amazing tips for speech teletherapists, including a few tips that come up over and over again. These include focusing on mastering whatever technology you’re
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