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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Why Do We Do This? - Describing
Explaining to parents, professionals, and our students what we are doing in speech therapy is an essential part of our job. In the ‘Why Do We Do Th...
Quarantine Burn Out – the Intersection of SLP and Student Mental Health
*This post delves into the effects of intense stress and trauma for SLPs and students caused by the past 2 years of the pandemic. It details signs ...
Embracing Expertise: Practicing at the Top of Your SLP License
Having a hard time connecting what you learned about phonetic science in grad school to what you’re doing in your day-to-day job in the schools? If...
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True Confessions Episode 48: We have written ableist goals for Autistic students.
We have the amazing Rachel Dorsey in the confessional, and we are so excited! We've had the chance to collaborate with Rachel several times in the ...
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Supporting Parents, Guardians, and Caregivers of AAC Users: What more can SLPs do?
This post discusses 4 important pillars of caregiver support for successful AAC therapy: Allowing Space for Grief, Understanding Unique Family Unit...
Using Green Screens in In-Person Therapy
In 2020, using green screens became the "it" thing to do for virtual SLPs. It's time to dust off those piles of green felt and continue the use of ...
Why Do We Do This? - Figurative Language
Explaining to parents, professionals, and our students what we are doing in speech therapy is an essential part of our job. In the Why Do We Do Thi...
True Confessions Episode 47: You don't have to work in a brick and mortar office to be an SLP
We are thrilled to have our bestie Shannon with Speechy Musings in the confessional (from her Airstream)! If you have ever thought about being a tr...
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