If you’re a pediatric SLP, you generally are always on the hunt for new speech therapy toys and games. And it’s the best when you can find them at low costs because you can easily spend a small fortune on…
Have you ever wished for a resource that could help you work on articulation sounds from isolation through conversation? I did, so I made one! Now that I have a caseload that consists primarily of articulation, I wanted something that…
I’m popping in today to share a newer toy I got over the summer that has proven to be a huge hit in speech sessions. It’s a STEM toy which I love. You put together the green base plates to…
I’ve had my no prep book companion bundle for years now. Over the years, I’ve gotten requests to sell them individually, but it’s not cost effective to do so. I finally decided to break them up into seasons and a…
I’m back with some more Amazon finds for speech therapy! Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I receive a small percentage. I’ve done posts like this before, but…
I love having resources prepped and ready to go, but having no prep resources is something that can’t be beat. Being able to just hit print and go is priceless when you’re a busy SLP. I’m compiling some of my…
Using animated short films in speech therapy is a great way to work on comprehension, inferencing, retell, summarizing and so much more! I’m linking some of my favorites! Have you used any of these in therapy?
As an SLP, I’ve worked as both a 1099 and W2. There’s a lot of talk about the difference between the two. I personally prefer to be a W2 mainly because you don’t have to worry about setting aside taxes,…
Too often, I think we as SLPs get caught up in the data side of speech and forget we have to teach the skills first. I’m definitely guilty of this! A few years ago, I set out to put together…