Barriers to Play Parents May Feel When Told to Play with their Child
First off, this is not a post to blame parents or therapists or educators. These are my thoughts and opinions on why some parents are
First off, this is not a post to blame parents or therapists or educators. These are my thoughts and opinions on why some parents are
For me, the new school year is exciting but can also be very overwhelming. It’s exciting because you get to see your students from the
Often in preschool or in early intervention, you will have a little one on your caseload who is not talking or communicating in any meaningful
Do you take speech therapy outdoors? Speech and language therapy can happen just about anywhere, and in some cases unfortunately does. We have all either
Zoe Hall’s book, The Apple Pie Tree is a story that talks about what happens to and around an apple tree throughout the year and
Planning for circle activities for SLPs can be challenging. You want to have activities that are engaging, short, and target goals you are targeting. Here
Whole group activities can be very intimating especially in a preschool setting. You have to keep the activities engaging, but not so appealing that you
In the last post, I posted tips for a new push-in SLP in preschool. While writing it, I realized that it was becoming too big
Spring and summer are the times when many Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) start to change jobs. As a result, SLPs are soliciting advice about how to
I typically don’t do reviews on this blog, but I am today. I am going to review the books in the series “Something to Say”
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