Written by school-based SLPs
Caseload management, IEP documentation, progress monitoring, and the parts of the job nobody warned you about — from clinicians doing the same work you are.
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Promoting Generalization with AAC Users
Using AAC is about so much more than just what goes on in our therapy rooms. These students are practically learning to use a whole new language. H...
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True Confessions Episode 34: Competition was a distraction and came from a place of fear.
Marisha Mets from SLP Now is in the confessional and it's about dang time! In this episode, we chat about how we met, how SLP Summit came to be, an...
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Use Your CCCs: Cultural Responsiveness, Connection, and Compassion - SLP Summit Q&A
In Jordyn Carroll's live SLP Summit course, Use Your CCCs: Cultural Responsiveness, Connection, and Compassion, she covered a ton of powerful conte...
True Confessions Episode 33: We Did Not Have Our Ducks in a Row
We're back! Where have we been? Well, all over the place really! Listen to our latest edition of True Confessions.
AAC and AT in the Early Childhood Classroom: Engineering the Environment for Success
Whether your therapy sessions are in person or remote right now, we invite you to take a peek into this delightful preschool classroom that surroun...
A Novel Idea: Using Books as Assessment Tools
We all know the benefits of using books in therapy but there seems to be little talk about using books as an assessment tool. Read on to find out h...
True Confessions Episode 32: And if there was a problem, yo, I'll solve it
Our guest in the confessional is Jesse Kleinman, an SLP in Brooklyn, NY! There is nothing we love more than when someone has a problem and they cre...
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