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  • Communication goes beyond texting these days. Sometimes emojis say more than words. (Did you ever go to the hospital and they made you express your pain with an emoji?!) This is a fun way to use emojis in speech therapy. It is a great exercise for junior
  • This time of year, SLP burn out can hit hard. Here are some tips for getting through when you're stuggling with burn out.
  • Hidden Gems Articulation and Language: Engaging kids doesn't have to mean session prep burnout! Hidden Gems Articulation and Language is a LOW PREP resource that gives you the flexibility the engage your kids in different ways while targeting their speech and language goals. #slp #schoolslp #speechtherapy
  • Understanding and demonstrating categorization is a key part of language development. Knowing how things (words, items, etc ) can be grouped is essential to building vocabulary and daily living. This resource helps you to address vocabulary related to commonly taught categories. #slp #speechtherapy #schoolslp
  • Swivel Scheduler for Speech Teachers: Your new SLP BFF!
  • Hidden Gems Articulation and Language: Engaging kids doesn't have to mean session prep burnout! Hidden Gems Articulation and Language is a LOW PREP resource that gives you the flexibility the engage your kids in different ways while targeting their speech and language goals. #slp #schoolslp #speechtherapy
  • The feedback you guys have been leaving has been amazing! I love hearing how Boo Boo Buddy has been in hut in your rooms, engaging kids who hadn’t shown much interest before
  • Prompts and Cues. These words are part of the specialized language that we learn as Speech-Language Pathologists.  They are right up there with fluency and aphasia.  We use these words all the time and probably interchangeably, but it is important to understand the difference, and yes, there is a difference.
  • Automate your Speech Therapy Training. Make planning your sessions easy & automatic. View your schedule on any device. Never forget a goal again. #slp #speechtherapy
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