Do you have students who have nasal emissions? I go through some information regarding how to eliminate nasalization in this video. People with nasalization and nasal emissions often do not realize that their words sound muffled or incorrect. However, there are steps that can be taken to reduce ... Read More about Eliminate Nasalization
Calm Down Corner Printables
A calm down corner is a designated space in the classroom for special education students to take a break and relax. It typically contains calming activities such as coloring books, puzzles, sensory items, and fidgets to help the student de-escalate when feeling overwhelmed or agitated. The goal of ... Read More about Calm Down Corner Printables
Correct the Lisp Speech Therapy Tips
Why are lisps so difficult to treat? Struggling to correct lisps and teach the s sound in your speech therapy sessions? Don't worry, I can help! Lisps are stubborn, but producing the S sound is an essential tool for communication. Also, it is found in many of the words we use everyday. With a few ... Read More about Correct the Lisp Speech Therapy Tips
Islands of Adventure versus Universal Studios – Everything about Our Trip to Orlando
Over winter break I took both of my sons to Orlando, Florida for a much needed vacation. This was a Universal Studios vacation because we all wanted to see The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Both of my sons have read the books and one has seen all of the movies. However, in the end we hit up all ... Read More about Islands of Adventure versus Universal Studios – Everything about Our Trip to Orlando
How to Produce SH Sound Speech Therapy
The SH sound can be one of the trickier sounds to produce --and teach to a student, client, or patient. But with some patience and practice, your student can get their tongue in position in no time! Most Common Sound Substitution First of all, the most common sound substitution for SH is the ... Read More about How to Produce SH Sound Speech Therapy
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