This podcast episode explores the reasons why the neurodiversity movement is relevant to speech-language pathologists, and offers practical, encouraging tips for how to provide neurodiversity-affirming speech therapy. The episode begins with a review of relevant terminology, including “neurodiversity,” “neurodiversity-affirming,” “neurodivergent,” and “neurotypical.” It also reviews the work of Dr. Christopher
Do you love using video clips in speech as much as I do? In today’s podcast I talk all about: 🎥 why I love to use video clips on speech therapy 🎥 speech goals that can easily be addressed with video 🎥 some of my favorite youtube channels Tune in
This podcast episode offers practical spring-themed speech therapy ideas to use with students of all ages. The episode begins with some of the reasons to give themed speech therapy sessions a try. Thematic instruction is supported by research, especially when it’s used to teach the “4C skills,” which are critical
Digital books are some of my favorite speech therapy tools. You can use them to target almost any goal. There are some wonderful options out there that are completely free for educators. In today’s episode, I’ll be discussing where to find digital books to use in speech therapy. Vooks Vooks
In today’s episode, I talk about using mindfulness in speech therapy. Mindfulness is a word that has gained a lot of popularity over the last ten years and it seems we are always learning about new ways that it is beneficial. However, there is little in the literature in regards
Today I’m joined by my friend, Rachel Madel, and we talk all about using technology in speech therapy. We cover lots of great information including: great apps for speech therapy examples of how to use apps in speech therapy ground rules for using technology with students what guided access is
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
Summer is near and today I’m talking about summer books for speech therapy. If you’re interested in learning about some summer books for working on vocabulary, sequencing, and social skills, then this episode is for you. Listen and learn about some fun books that you can use in your speech room
Providing summer services might be something you’ve signed up for to provide continuity of services for your students, or perhaps the recession has put you in a position where you can’t afford to take time off. It is essential to plan your sessions to minimize prep time. In this episode,
Bring on the winter fun! Today we are going to be talking about winter activities for speech therapy. I love using the seasons and themes to keep my speech therapy sessions fresh and fun. There are so many language opportunities that bringing some snow indoors can provide. Listen to today’s
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
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