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
One of the most common challenges for speech-language pathologists is planning activities that can address a variety of therapy targets and engage a variety of age groups. In these situations, picture scenes can come to the rescue! This post will discuss some of the reasons why picture scenes are so
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,
Today’s topic discusses what SLPs need to know about trauma and how they can use trauma-informed principles in their treatment. The podcast begins with the definition of the word “trauma.”It can seem a little bit overwhelming and hard to define, so I really appreciate the definition that comes from The
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 episode’s topic focuses on embracing imperfection and reclaiming your creativity! Join our podcast as we explore the liberating journey of pushing back against perfectionism, fostering growth, and celebrating the beauty of authenticity. Tune in below to learn more and don’t forget to check out the links and resources section
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
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
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
The Digital SLP® – Online speech therapy games and activities for SLPs Why do we love online speech therapy activities? Because online speech therapy activities are colorful, interactive, engaging, and teletherapy platform-friendly. They can be used on any tablet, computer, or SMART Board®. Let’s talk more about why we love
Have you ever had a non-verbal or minimally verbal student and not known where to begin? Today, Rose Griffin, from ABASpeech joins me to talk about systematic language instruction for non-verbal and minimally verbal students. Rose brings her expertise as a speech-language pathologist and behavior analyst and gives us some
Before I jump into this post, I want to apologize for being much less present over the last few months. For those of you that don’t know, I’m expecting a baby in August and since I already have a baby (OK, she is technically a toddler now ;), my time
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