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Caseload management, IEP documentation, progress monitoring, and the parts of the job nobody warned you about — from clinicians doing the same work you are.

podcast June 7, 2020

True Confessions Episode 30: It's not a people problem it's a process problem.

Phuong Palafox, author of The Heartbeat of Speech-Language Pathology, and SLP at Bilinguistics in Austin, TX, joins us in the confessional for a di...

last day of school June 1, 2020

End the Year With a Bang

You did it! You survived the school year! Now use your time wisely to ensure next year is even better!

graduate school May 10, 2020

SLP Graduate Must-Haves

Hey Graduates, trying to decide what materials you actually need before you begin working with students? We've got you covered. Check out our must-...

April 14, 2020

The Heartbeat of Speech-Language Pathology

We are truly honored to feature our guest blogger Phuong Palafox. Phuong wholeheartedly welcomes us to reflect on our own physical and mental statu...

podcast April 11, 2020

True Confessions Episode 29: I was not financially prepared for a pandemic

In this timely episode, we chat with Craig Goldslager, a financial planner who is also married to an SLP. We talk about everything from the CARES A...

teletherapy March 24, 2020

But What Does Telepractice LOOK Like?

Telepractice is at the forefront right now for the majority of speech therapists. How do we navigate this sudden shift to telehealth amid the COVID...

therapy February 28, 2020

Can I Use SLP Toolkit in Telepractice?

Read on to learn how you can use SLP Toolkit as a teletherapist!

podcast February 25, 2020

True Confessions Episode 28: I call in sick because I just need a day off.

We are thrilled to have guest Jessi Andricks, Stress Management Coach for SLPs, in the confessional to chat with us about burn out and managing str...

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