Today, I’ll be discussing how to use picture scenes for mixed groups in speech therapy. First off, I think it’s important to acknowledge that mixed groups are really tough. If you have a lot of mixed groups and you’re struggling, please know that you’re not alone. I hope today’s episode
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
Did you know that music can promote speech and language skills? In this podcast, you’ll learn how music therapy can help with behavioral issues, social skills, and how you can incorporate elements of music therapy into your speech sessions. The best part? My guest Stephanie Leavell has generously compiled ten
Today, we’re discussing a challenging question. We’ll be asking, “Are digital resources bad for kids?” I admit that this topic is probably surprising. I haven’t changed. I’m still passionate about digital materials. But it’s important to acknowledge that there can be some controversy and fear around using digital resources in
Have you ever used Google in your speech therapy sessions? If you’d like to learn how, tune into episode 39 to listen to Karen, from the Pedi Speechie, talk all about it. Links & Resources: Keep.google.com Teacher’s Tech The Pedi Speechie Digital SLP Full Transcript of Podcast: How to Use
In this episode, I discuss some ways to maximize carryover in speech therapy. While there is certainly no one-size-fits-all approach, there are some different techniques and strategies you can incorporate into your sessions to see what works best for you and your students. If you’re looking for the free handout
Today, I’m here to talk about using books in mixed speech therapy groups. In a perfect world, we would see many of our students 1:1, but we all know this often isn’t possible. In today’s episode, I discuss how you can use books to target multiple goals, like: articulation, stuttering,
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
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
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
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
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