SLP Report Writing 101
July 16, 2017
At this time of year, my work life consists of writing report, after report, after report. Paperwork is definitely not my favourite part of being
Speech Material Organization
May 9, 2017
I will be honest with you, I like and have a lot of treatment material. It’s partly because I can become bored when using the
Using Songs in Speech Therapy – “Ducks Like Rain”
March 26, 2017
When I’m in a preschool class, I sing ALL. THE. TIME. The running joke is that we are professional singers even though we are not
Using the Game “Tummy Ache” in Therapy
February 20, 2017
As you have seen, I love using Orchard Toys in therapy. They have great, educational games that children seem to love playing (as usual, no affiliate
5 Benefits of Moving in Speech Therapy
February 13, 2017
Speech Language Pathologists sometimes find themselves doing therapy or assessments in all sorts of different places. One of my favourite places outside of class or
Tips on How to Get Into a Canadian SLP Program
August 2, 2016
Quite often I will get questions about how to get into a SLP program. I thought I would share my tips with you. Let’s face
Eight Ways to Work on Language Skills by Setting the Table
February 14, 2016
IMPORTANT: IF YOU ARE USING DISHES THAT ARE BREAKABLE, YOUR CHILD WILL NEED TO BE HIGHLY SUPERVISED. 1. Following Directions: Help your child by telling
Using Animal Figurines in Speech Therapy
September 27, 2015
Being an SLP, I have a lot of toys and games. I have already talked about how much I love Orchard Toys to work on
Those Crazy Pronouns: Working on He, She and They in Therapy
September 8, 2015
Pronouns can be very very tricky for children with language delays. Every year a good portion of the children I work with end up with pronouns
Considerations for Assessing Bilingual Children or English Language Learners
August 13, 2015
So you have identified a child you are going to assesses as either bilingual or does not speak English at home. Now what do you do?
