I know the title of this blog post sounds harsh but can we all just agree to unite as SLPs and decide that we will work hard to educate fellow co-workers, parents, educators, psychologists, doctors, and other professionals that the age-old idea of “controlling” a stutter is obsolete? Studies have been revealed over and over again […]
When parents hear I am a speech pathologist, I tend to be inundated with questions about their child, their niece, nephew or cousin who is or is not doing certain things and the biggest question is always “Is this normal?”. First let me say, I truly LOVE to talk about all things speech related! So it […]
This week’s spotlight guest post comes from the very informative Tatyana over at Smart Speech Therapy, LLC. She offers a number of great educational resources and blogs as well as a number of great assessment and treatment resources at her online store. AND NOW she is even beginning to offer some online CEUs! So check […]
Here is a Tip Tuesday Flashback post I originally posted back in 2012. As you can tell the pictures even have my old website address on them. But this game does not go out of style to I thought I’d share this oldie but goodie for those of you who missed in a few years […]
Today’s spotlight guest blog comes from the clever Abby over at Schoolhouse Talk! If you haven’t read her blog, I’d recommend you head on over there and check it out. She has some novel and fun speech therapy ideas and this guest blog is no exception! Check out all of her links at the bottom […]
Today’s first spotlight guest blog Jen over at Speech Universe! Thank you so much Jen for sharing your tips with us on how you use PECs in a small group! If you like what you read, head on over to speechuniverse.blogspot.com and follow Jen’s blog. Thanks so much to Maria for letting me guest post while she […]
Who doesn’t love using books in therapy? The Napping House is one of my personal favorites for story sequencing and simple story retelling or our PK kiddos. Initial Reading: I always begin with an initial reading of the book, using pointing and showing to emphasize actions of characters in the book. I take this time […]
I think we can all agree we enjoy our Eric Carle books! One of my personal favorites for targeting animal vocabulary, sequencing events and simple rhyming words is “The Greedy Python”! This summer, I was working with a 3 year old who was quite resistant to voluntarily speaking or imitating after myself or his parent […]
There are a number of simple games I have been playing with my son for several years now while in the car, in waiting rooms or while waiting for our orders at restaurants. These are games are simple, fun and require no prep! The best part, they keep our little ones interested while supporting […]
I was asked a questions months ago about how I use mini-golf in speech therapy so I thought I’d share some of those ideas here. If you have some other great ideas, I’d love to hear them! Just comment at the bottom of this blog. I’ve been perfecting my mini-golf game for some time now […]
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