Do you have students who use AAC? I found the most tremendous online adapted literature resource and I cannot wait to share it with you. Teaching Literacy to AAC Users It can feel overwhelming to teach literacy skills to students who don’t read via decoding. But every student deserves ... Read More about 400 Free Printable Adapted Books for AAC Users
Summer Career Coaching for SLPs
How is your career going? Are you hitting a rough spot? Do you need someone to talk to? I'm opening up time on my schedule this summer to work directly with some of you. There have been times during my career where I didn't know what to do and I didn't have anyone to talk to -- that understood. ... Read More about Summer Career Coaching for SLPs
Be a Part of Smiles for Speech
Longtime followers know how terrific the non-profit organization Smiles for Speech is. With Better Hearing and Speech Month upon us, Smiles for Speech (SFS) is launching some exciting initiatives. You have always been there to support Smiles for Speech's mission. Smiles for Speech brings SLPs and ... Read More about Be a Part of Smiles for Speech
5 Easy Private Practice Tips (Speech Therapy)
What is a private practice speech therapy wise? A private practice simply means taking on private clients on your own. Private clients are people in your community. "On your own" refers to not having a manager or a traditional job or position. A private practice can consist of having just one ... Read More about 5 Easy Private Practice Tips (Speech Therapy)
My Son’s Journey to the R Sound Speech Therapy
How to Learn R Sound Speech Therapy The R sound in English is one of the most difficult sounds to produce. Because of that, many older students in speech therapy are working on R. Speech-language pathologists work on R a lot. Many SLPs can be frustrated in R therapy because it takes a long time ... Read More about My Son’s Journey to the R Sound Speech Therapy
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