Going to back to school this week? Not sure what you want to do during your speech therapy sessions? I got you covered! While I may not be a school-based SLP anymore, I still have my favorites! I try to incorporate them with my private clients that I see after school hours. These books are… Continue reading Favorite Back to School Books for Speech Therapy
Tag: Home Health SLP
Language & Lemonade: Hands On Fun For Speech Therapy
Let's face it. Kids don't always want to work on language skills at home. They want to play their video games. Text or "Snappy Chat" their friends. Yes, you read that right..."Snappy Chat." If you are lucky, they enjoy reading. But working on talking, answering questions, describing? That's a big NO. But it's ok. Sometimes… Continue reading Language & Lemonade: Hands On Fun For Speech Therapy
Simple Speech Therapy Activity: Mittens and a Snowball
Let's face it...simple speech therapy activities are the jam! There's little to prep and keep up with. You don't have to manipulate 10,000 items on your therapy table. Most of the time, you can stretch that activity to reach the majority of your clients, if not all! That last part is a huge BONUS! As… Continue reading Simple Speech Therapy Activity: Mittens and a Snowball
Dear Santa, Please Bring Me What My SLP Recommends! Part 1 Board Games
Christmas is just around the corner. This is also the time of year that I get the question, "What would you recommend for my child?" As an SLP, I am ALWAYS going to recommend engaging, NON-TECHNOLOGY based toys and games...ALWAYS! Parents are so wrapped up in IPads, tablets and all the apps that go with… Continue reading Dear Santa, Please Bring Me What My SLP Recommends! Part 1 Board Games
Simple Bat Crafts for Speech Therapy
With Halloween just around the corner, it is a perfect time for a bat theme in speech therapy! I had a bat theme last week which ended up being a big hit...especially these two crafts! I posted the pictures of a couple of children's finished products and they were quickly LOVED! So I figured, I… Continue reading Simple Bat Crafts for Speech Therapy
Quick Drill Boxes in Speech Therapy
We've all seen the beautiful blogs posts about picture prefect therapy sessions go for that one speech therapist. Let's be honest...not all speech therapy sessions are smooth and picture perfect. You may see 6 kids in a mixed group in which you need to address everything from articulation to grammar in 30 minutes. Maybe you… Continue reading Quick Drill Boxes in Speech Therapy
Summer, Grilling and Speech Therapy
So, it's officially summer here in Texas. No, I don't wait for the actual "First Day Of Summer" on the calendar. It's summer in Texas when your thighs stick to your seats in your car. Cue the fun summer themes in speech therapy!! I found these adorable tin grills in the dollar spot of my… Continue reading Summer, Grilling and Speech Therapy
The SLP, April and a Podcast!
This month, I am taking on a challenge like no other: this SLP is going to produce a podcast! If you have been reading up on my monthly goals, you’ve noticed that it has been all social media improvements. But this month, I am actually going to work on something I have been wanting to… Continue reading The SLP, April and a Podcast!
The SLP, March, LinkedIn and Twitter: What I Learned
This social media experiment has been an interesting one. When I set my goals for 2018, I really did not think I would learn much about how to market my business as an SLP. I thought I would learn about each channel and be able to just continue posting everything everywhere. That’s what that “share”… Continue reading The SLP, March, LinkedIn and Twitter: What I Learned
Social Media, Content and the SLP
When I started in January working on a plan to better my social media accounts, I honestly had no idea what I was getting into. I just knew as an SLP in 2018 that if I wanted to improve my business, I had to learn how to “social media.” (Yes, I just turned that phrase… Continue reading Social Media, Content and the SLP