5 Tips for the New SLP Graduate
Many new Speech Pathology graduates have been in school for their entire life and have no idea what it means to actually work f
SLP – New Grads / CFY
5 Practicing Considerations from a Mindful SLP
It is no secret that Speech Language Pathologists like to talk…a LOT. And, once we have a new client and go through the routin
How to Teach Possessive Pronouns (Hint– take your c
Possessive pronouns can be difficult for our young clients who are struggling to learn the rules of language. Many times, this
I Teach Online and Love It!
I have been teaching at the University level for 16 years. I began teaching at New York University (my alma mater) with a proje
We Don’t Treat a Diagnosis
As a parent of a child with special needs, you will ALWAYS remember the day you received your child’s diagnosis. You will alway
WRiTE BRAiN BOOKS & The SLP
ALL pediatric SLP’s will love the books, story mats and story cards offered in the world of WRiTE BRAiN
Why E.I.? A Therapist’s Perspective…
Early Intervention (E.I.) is AMAZING (in theory—admittedly, sometimes not in execution). As you probably know,...
Team Collaboration: A key factor to a successful therapy
Any savvy parent of a child with special needs will tell you that there are many tenets to a successful therapy program. But on
Practicing Mindfulness in Your Speech Pathology Practice—
The art of being present and mindful is a hot topic lately. The basic tenets of being mindful can be applied to …well…everythi
A Fun, Easy (& Cheap) Way to Target /k/!
I have a client who can produce the /k/ in the final position of words but not word initially or syllable initially (within a w
