Today we’re talking about something that people don’t often talk about. What do to… I’m a firm believer in “if you don’t love it, change it.” Obviously, you can’t change EVERYTHING in your life, but your job is something that…
If you’re a practicing SLP, you need CEUs (continuing education units) in order to renew your state and ASHA license. How can we get them and not have to pay a lot of money to do so? Much to my dismay,…
Mixed groups a beast that every school based SLP has to face. While we might start out the year with nicely separated articulation and language groups, by the end of the year those groups are a mishmash of both. It’s…
They say hindsight is 20:20, and as this is my 9th year as an SLP, I think it’s time to write about what I wish I knew during my clinical fellowship year! There is a difference between articulation and phonological…
It’s been a little bit since I’ve done a Clinical Skills Confidence post, but this is an area that I feel like I’ve definitely gotten much better at this in the past years. If you’re a CF or you’re new…
I often get asked what my favorite game are, so I decided to dedicate a blog post to it! These are my favorite games that get frequent use in my therapy room. Disclaimer: Affiliate links are included for your convenience.…
Ahhh, scheduling…the bane of every school based SLP’s existence. Everyone has their own system, but I wanted to share mine. First, I create my schedule in Excel because then it’s easy to switch kids around when I need to. And…
One word. One word that’s been on my mind a lot lately this year. It’s only five letters, but man can it pack a punch. There are three major areas of my life and I imagine that if you’re reading…
Today I’m sharing my tips for what you should and shouldn’t do at IEP meetings. While I surely don’t know them all, these are things I’ve learned over the past 8 years as an SLP. DO have all the paperwork…