This episode’s topic involves a lot of complexity and nuance. We’ll talk about what a growth mindset actually is, and why it could be beneficial to have one. We’ll also discuss some of the criticisms and caveats when it comes to a growth mindset, and explore healthy ways to cultivate
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
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
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
This episode discusses how to be an anti-ableist SLP. In the episode, I talk about the importance of recognizing ableism’s influence, and then actively pushing back against it by using inclusive language, being thoughtful about our goal choices, supporting accessibility for disabled SLPs, and addressing ableist microaggressions. This podcast episode
This podcast episode is all about new perspectives on stuttering. This is the first of a two-part series, so be sure to tune in for part two in two weeks. Listen to part one below to learn more and don’t forget to check out the links and resources section at
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
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
I’m linking up with Jenna from SRN to share some great items that y’all might want to check out for the upcoming sale! If you’re stopping by my store, some things that I think you might love are: Apraxia & Phonological Disorder Survival Pack – This has got a ton
I’m linking up with Jenna from Speech Room News for the big TpT back to school sale. This is a great time to stock up on items at a great price! If you’re looking to fill up your cart with some great items, I’ve got some great ideas for you!
Have you ever used Montessori-inspired activities in your speech therapy sessions? The Montessori method is something that we’ve been trying to incorporate into our household lately. Its gotten me to think about how I could use some of these activities in my speech therapy sessions! Activities using olfactory bottles are
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
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