When I got the opportunity to review a presentation from Smart Speech Therapy LLC, I was super excited. I am a big fan of this blog, there is always great information backed up by research. The presentation I want to share today is ‘Treatment of Social Pragmatic Deficits in School-Aged Children’. This in an area that I always feel I can never have enough information on. This presentation has 53 slides full of information and ideas.
There was information on:
– Behavior Management
– Modified Play Therapy
– Social Skills Training
– Modified Cognitive Behavior Therapy ( CBT )
– and more.
After going through this presentation I feel much more comfortable with the expectations of social skills therapy and using behavior strategies. Before, I felt I had a decent grasp on the subject, but now I feel like I have a better of understanding of how to carry out these strategies to best serve my students.
This is just a taste of the many presentations that are available at Smart Speech Therapy’s store. Make sure you follow her on Facebook to stay up to date about new information and giveaways. You can also check out her blog for insightful information
Now for a giveaway!!! Tatyana from Smart Speech Therapy and I are hosting giveaways for the materials we reviewed. Enter the giveaway below for a chance to win both of the book companions review by Smart Speech Therapy and don’t forget to enter the giveaway on her blog to double your chances to win 🙂 A winner will be selected on Friday morning, Good Luck!
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Therapy with my students
Therapy, staff education.
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Social skills therapy with students.
Therapy with my students and staff education.
Collaboration with the autism specialist and I to best serve students on the spectrum.
I think this would help with staff education.
Therapy and educating the staff in my building!
Every year I have students who need social skills and language group and it is a struggle to come up with ideas sometimes…I can’t wait to check out this presentation. Also, would love the chance to use the book companions! 🙂
As a SLP, this presentation would help with both individual and group therapy.
Carryover of pragmatics!
staff training and direct work with my caseload, so many of them have problems in this area
collaboration, justification of services, direct treatment