Slp resources

Hi friends! I shared a quick video of a flip through of my SLP Review Binder on Instagram and a few people wanted a more in-depth look...enter: a blog post! Planning and organization are my love languages. Nothing makes my heart quite as happy as a beautifully organized planner or color coded lecture notes. That being said, I knew that when I finished my undergrad degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders that I wanted to put together a big review binder that I could use to stay sharp…

Basic concepts are the foundations that children build upon to develop not only their skills for following directions but reading and math as well. Smarty Ears has developed a basic concept screening tool to help SLPs identify if any of these concepts developing in error. Not only is this app thorough, it is also engaging for students and compact for the SLP. I would much rather get out my iPad to assess a student than my box of testing forms and manipulative items that go with the…

Using themes in speech therapy to minimize prep time target expressive language, receptive language, articulation and more. Perfect for preschool speech language therapy and school aged speech therapy sessions,

Discover the ultimate tool for speech therapists and educators with our free, editable 'What' questions flashcards. Designed with engaging visuals and editability, these flashcards will help your students master their 'wh'-questions skills and improve their speech development. Don't miss the chance to download these printable resources - click now!

Explore the impact of AI on speech therapy session planning and learn valuable SLP tips and tricks to improve your practice. Enhance your skills and streamline your workflow for better client results!

Get a handle on that SLP paperwork with these tips and tricks. It includes all my favorite paperwork ideas for SLPs in one spot.

Speech pathologists treating speech sound disorders will no doubt want some tips and ideas for correcting a lisp in speech therapy. Many different speech errors are addressed in articulation therapy, and correct production of s and z requires some skill and hard work to accomplish. While your coworkers and the internet may offer good advice,

SLP's working in the school setting can easily be spread thin. If an SLP isn't monitoring what he/she is committing to or looking at their current work load situation, things can go from manageable to chaotic in a blink of an eye. We must say no at work when we can't do something! I compiled a list of 10 phrases every SLP should say at work, but I am getting ahead of myself.