Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) play a crucial role in children’s language development. One often overlooked but highly beneficial area to incorporate into speech therapy sessions is print knowledge. Understanding the importance of print knowledge can enhance therapy outcomes and foster literacy skills in children. I recently worked on a paper with some colleagues about the importance […]
SLP Grad Student Supervision: A Guide to a Supportive Start
Are you gearing up to supervise Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) graduate students this semester? Wondering how to initiate a positive and welcoming atmosphere? Here’s a glimpse into a simple yet effective approach: Welcome Email: Setting the Tone A few days before the semester kicks off, I initiate a warm welcome by sending out a thoughtful email […]
5 Fun Language Activities for Pig the Elf in Speech Therapy
Today, we’re diving into the always funny world of “Pig the Elf” with five creative activities designed to enhance language development in your speech therapy sessions. This delightful book is not only a festive read but also a fantastic tool to engage your young clients. Let’s unwrap the gift of language together! Activity 1: Story […]
How To Incorporate Dinosaur Themes in Speech Therapy
Have you ever tried to get a preschooler to sit still and focus during a speech therapy session? It can be a challenge, but incorporating fun and stimulating activities can make all the difference. That’s where dinosaur-themed speech therapy comes in! By using activities like books, dinosaur word scavenger hunts, prehistoric sensory bins, and storytelling […]
How I Became Adjunct Faculty as a Practicing SLP
Many people think speech-language pathologists need their Ph.D. or SLP-D to work in higher education… but adjunct positions are a great way to get involved in academia with your Master’s Degree How did I get a university adjunct position? Adjunct positions exist at all universities to fill positions on a short-term basis. I was really […]
SLP Job Transitions: From School-Based to Research Project Manager
SLP job transitions can be scary, here’s how I moved into doing research from being a school-based SLP. When I left my job as a school-based SLP in 2020, I had no idea what was next. I already had my own SLP business here with CSW which I was ready to tackle full-time. Honestly, I […]
Pizza Speech Therapy Ideas & Book Freebie!
These pizza speech therapy ideas are perfect for any time of year and your students will LOVE learning with this theme! Did you know that the second week of January is National Pizza Week? There’s also National Pizza Day on February 9th! There are many reasons to celebrate the food we all love, so why […]
5 Picture Books About Worrying
Do you have anxious students on your caseload? Use these picture books about worrying to start the conversation. Anxiety is prevalent in many kids, making it an important topic we can discuss in speech therapy sessions. Our students with speech-language disorders might be feeling worried about their speech production, what their peers think, or how […]
5 Fun Digital Winter Speech Therapy Activities
Are you looking for some quick, no prep winter speech therapy activities that you can use with your students TODAY? Here are 5 that I have used and loved! 2. This short is called Under the Winter Sun and it uses stop motion animation, which I think is incredibly engaging! This story would be great […]
How to Use Open Ended Activities for Speech Therapy Groups
Using open ended activities and games in speech therapy can make planning sessions so much easier! Here are a few suggestions that worked well for me. Do you remember the first time you were faced with a mixed group and were realllllllllly unsure about what to do? I do… picture it, St. Augustine 2007 š I was […]
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