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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True Confessions Episode 57: We learned what childhood apraxia of speech was in grad school, but not really how to diagnosis or treat it.
Today we have Noelle Scolieri, M.S. CCC-SLP in the confessional! Noelle is a pediatric speech-language pathologist who holds children with childhoo...
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Gestalt Stage 2
The second stage of Natural Language Acquisition for our gestalt language learners is detailed in this piece and we all learn an exciting new piece...
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Gestalt Stage 1
Interested in learning more about the stages of natural language acquisition for gestalt language processors? This is all about stage 1 - or echola...
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Five Support "Musts" for Gestalt Language Processing
These 5 tips and tricks will help you best support the gestalt language processor in your life.
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True Confessions Episode 54: We used to only do language samples during a formal evaluation.
Today we have Dr. Stacey Pavelko in the confessional and are talking about all things language sampling! She is the co-creator of the SUGAR languag...
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Gestalt Language Processing Series: Resources and Support for SLPs and Caregivers
Ever wondered how to learn more about gestalt language processing? This post lists references from all different mediums: books, podcasts, courses,...
Gestalt Language Processing Series – Identification and Assessment
Identification and assessment are key components of supporting any communicator in their language development, but how do we do that for Gestalt L...
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True Confessions Episode 53: Our speech rooms are not always a safe space for students.
Today we have Rachel Archambault, M.A. CCC-SLP in the confessional. We first met Rachel when she presented for us at SLP Summit in January 2023, an...
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