Functional Teletherapy Activities For SLPs
Doing functional teletherapy activities can be challenging during these times. However, they can be done; you just need to be more creative. Here are some
Doing functional teletherapy activities can be challenging during these times. However, they can be done; you just need to be more creative. Here are some
I love using food in speech therapy. Now I do not work on feeding or swallowing. I also don’t directly treat picky eating, but many
Plus Plus blocks are a massive hit in the therapy room, especially for those children who like to build. I have the smaller blocks, and
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
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 wish that I could take credit inventing this little gem, but I can’t. An Educational Assistant/Speech-Language Pathology Assistant showed me how to make these
Photo books or memory books are a great way to work on speech and language skills. SLPs are starting to acknowledge that we can’t
Establishing an environment for vocabulary development is crucial for all children. This is especially true for children who are in special education/at-risk programs. In my experience,
Most SLP would describe themselves as having more of a type A personality. We don’t like to make mistakes, especially in front of others. At
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