Do you ever struggle to get a large number of trials during your speech therapy sessions? While I’m not a fan of the “drill and kill” method when there’s no need for it, multiple repetitions are SO important for certain populations we serve (think those with apraxia). You’ll want to
FREE Better Hearing & Speech Month Poster SLPs wear so many different hats, so it can be tricky to summarize all that we do. Use this poster to educate your colleagues about our role as an SLP, in addition to some interesting facts about our job. Download now
I often talk all about how TO use technology, but in this episode we’re discussing the ways we should NOT be using tech in the speech room. Tune in below to learn more and don’t forget to check out the links and resources section at the bottom of the page!
Are you familiar with Waldorf schools and ever wondered with what they are about? Today, I talk a bit about some ideas we can borrow from the Waldorf classroom and work into our speech rooms. Tune in below to learn more and don’t forget to check out the images and
This post contains affiliate links for which we may receive compensation at no additional cost to you. Click here to read our full affiliate policy. In today’s podcast episode, we will discuss the top equipment recommendations for teletherapy that help SLPs be at their best during their speech sessions. Before diving into
Who exactly is a late talker? How can you tell if your new potential client needs speech therapy, or if he/she will catch up to their peers? Tune in to this episode as I chat with guest speaker, Abbie Lande, about late talkers and when to move forward with speech
Since the transition to teletherapy, I’ve received many questions about teletherapy materials for speech therapy. I decided to answer some of the most frequently asked questions to hopefully help more people get a better understanding about some of the therapy materials that are out there. Tune in below to learn
We are going to be talking all about teletherapy tips for SLPs in this episode! I cover all things teletherapy with special guest, Stacey Pfaff. Tune in below to learn about teletherapy FAQs, tech troubleshooting, behavior management, work-life balance, and much more. Additionally, this extra special episode is part of
This podcast episode focuses on using music to support speech and language for students in preschool through high school, both as a direct teaching tool and as a method for increasing enthusiasm and engagement. The episode begins by discussing research findings that link music to the development of multiple relevant
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
It’s about that time of year when many SLPs are packing up their speech rooms. Summer is a great time to decompress and it’s a great time to nurture yourself, as well. Today, I talk about some easy self-care tips for speech therapists. Hopefully you will find an idea that
Teletherapy and distance learning has been an overnight transition that many SLPs have had to make. To help answer your questions, I had special guest Leanne Sherred come on the show to give you a rundown of some of the basics. If you would like to sign up for the
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