Gamification is a powerful way to keep therapy fun and effective! Learn how using games—from simple board games to digital platforms—can boost motivation and progress in your sessions. What’s your favorite game to use in therapy?
Elevating Speech-Language Therapy Through Gamification: A Playful Path to Progress Read Post »
Struggling to transfer skills from therapy to the classroom? Ditch the drill! Learn how to use books and short stories to teach language skills in a fun, meaningful, and contextual way. What’s the biggest challenge you’ve faced with a drill-based approach?
Why, and How, I Started Using Short Stories in Therapy Read Post »
YouTube isn’t just for younger kids! This guide shares surprising ways to use videos to boost motivation, provide teaching support, and tackle social skills with your tech-savvy students. What’s one surprising way you’ve used tech in a session?
YouTube in Therapy: Engaging Older Students with Smart Strategies Read Post »
Struggling to find fresh materials? Pinterest is a treasure trove of stimuli for speech and language goals! Learn my tech tips for using it in sessions. What’s the biggest challenge you have with finding materials?
Pinterest in Therapy, No Way! Read Post »
A joke board? It’s not just for laughs! Learn how a simple whiteboard with a daily joke can build rapport, teach language skills, and make you a school-wide rockstar. What’s your go-to joke to share with students?
Why I had a joke board (And you should too) Read Post »
Pictures are powerful tools in speech therapy! Learn how they can be used as building blocks for a variety of goals, from vocabulary and grammar to social skills. What’s one creative way you’ve used pictures in a session?
Picture Perfect: Using Pictures in Speech Therapy Read Post »
Ready to nurture a little learner? This post provides practical tips on everything from modeling healthy coping mechanisms to spotting health concerns like snoring. What’s one question you have about your child’s speech or language development?
Tips for Parents: Fostering Language Development in Preschoolers Read Post »
