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Can you just imagine that it will be just a week before Christmas?  While our weather is getting colder each day and our surroundings are starting to fill with lights, giant trees, colorful [...]

Call it what you like, a bedside swallowing evaluation, a bedside swallow, a clinical swallow evaluation. No matter what you call it it’s never the same. At a recent ASHA convention there [...]

Do you get a little scared when you are writing AAC goals in the IEP? As in, you’re just not quite sure how to word the goal, let alone make it smart? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. It’s easy to [...]

We’ve all been here at some point. We’ve thoughtfully planned our session, carefully considered how to engage the toddler while also coaching the parent and are ready to go! But, ten minutes into [...]

      “NO!!!” could be the most challenging answer an SLP can encounter when handing out a worksheet or activity to a student.  The kid is simply not interested or demotivated or [...]

  Pudgy faces, nappies, prams and anxious parents.   Welcome to a land free from IPads but full of cubby houses, touch & feel books and teddy bear picnics.   I’m a speech [...]

Are you looking for a speech room inspiration? Or are you considering a speech room make-over? Or maybe you have something in mind and don’t know how to put them all together? Confucius once [...]

As winter approaches, days are getting a bit shorter. But for a busy SLP, days are shorter especially when doing the paperwork! This week, we would like to highlight another free resource that [...]

“Blogs” are one of the most helpful and useful sources of information we considered nowadays, of course, aside from books, training, and seminars.  With the booming numbers of SLP bloggers, we [...]

For most parents, hearing their 3-year-old say the word “ball” is a common occurrence. For Jennica Wahl of Ferndale, it was nothing less than an “awesome” experience. [...]