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by Cindy L. Meester M.S.,CCC/SLP Speech Language PathologistThere are many options to use the Custom Boards app within speech therapy sessions. Let me
In this teachmetotalk.com Therapy Tip of the Week pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP, begins a 3 part series with tips for using...
A little speech therapy humor courtesy of my two kids, who grew up with our car always mooing and beeping in the back :) DebbieDebra C. Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP
Adapting games for therapy is something therapist do all the time! My friend Megan and I have the same favorite game which is Cariboo! Enjoy this guest post by Megan Exner, MA, CCC-SLP, on using the game for articulation therapy. Cariboo is one of my favorite games to use in therapy sessions. I’ve had the […]
I am so happy to have Rosemarie Griffin, CCC/SLP BCBA guest blogging today. Rosemarie brings a new perspective to therapy, given her ABA background. I hope you can use her tips! Has this happened to you before? You go to a classroom or a waiting room to get a student for therapy. The student is
By: Suzanne Herman, M.Ed., CCC-SLP Copyright 2011. Reprinted with the express permission of the author as it appeared on her weblog Books are an excellent source for therapy ideas and expanding a child’s speech and language skills. For more information on using literature in therapy go to my blog in July. Living in East Texas, […]
by Sherry Artemenko, CCC-SLP I have a number of boys, ages 5-8, currently on my caseload, who are working on improving their articulation. They have made great gains in learning to correctly produce their target sounds in words, sentences and conversation within our therapy sessions, but are having trouble making that leap to carryover. I […]
by Ruth Morgan, CCC-SLP Many of you have newer iPhones. I have an iPad Air. I have shaved valuable time off of my therapy session documentation by dictating my notes into the iPad. My colleagues who have iPhones do the same. Handwriting is going by the wayside! I have terrible handwriting, but when I type or dictate, […]
In this teachmetotalk.com Therapy Tip of the Week pediatric speech-language pathologist Laura Mize, M.S., CCC-SLP, ends her 3 part series with tips for using toys with kids who prefer visual input. These are kids who like items that spin or have blinking lights, who are attracted to visual information such as letters and numbers, and…
Holly Flynn, M.S., CCC-SLP You might remember the phrase, “Sally sells sea shells by the sea shore.” To some it’s a silly tongue twister, but to a speech therapist it’s a classic example of using silly sentences to stimulate language and articulation targets in speech therapy. These sentences are usually made up, use alliteration (using […]
The eye is drawn to the middle of the logo first, apt for a logo about a CENTRAL coast. Simple and easy to recognise. Three "c"s forming a wave shape. Type written around the three central "c"s with clever use of direction to make reading easy.
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