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Why I had a joke board (And you should too)

“My grandfather had the heart of a lion, the eye of an eagle…and a lifetime ban from the zoo.” I put this on my […]

Making Data Meaningful in Speech Therapy: How Often, When & Why

Data is a powerful tool in every SLP’s toolbox. It helps us track progress, measure effectiveness, and ultimately guide our therapy decisions. But with […]

Essential Teleconferencing Tips for SLPs and Teachers

How to set-up for Zoom Teleconferencing has become a significant part of many educators’ and therapists’ lives. While it presents unique challenges, it also […]

Empowering Kids Who Stutter: Practical Tips & Resources

I’ve been doing this speech therapy thing for quite a while now (seriously, about to start my 25th year!). One thing that consistently strikes […]

Beyond Happy and Sad: The Real Language of Emotions

Teaching Social Emotional Language Ever wonder why we can teach a child “happy” and “sad,” yet they still struggle with deeper emotional understanding? It […]

HIPAA Compliance At Home: Cloud, Schools, Teletherapy & PHI Security

HIPAA in Your PJs (or Post-School Hours) Hey SLP fam! Let’s talk about HIPAA compliance at home. I know it’s something that might make […]

Activity Magic: Short Stories for Multi-Goal Mastery in Speech Therapy

Multi-Goal Mastery with Short Stories Hands down, short stories in speech therapy emerge as a champion tool for those of us working with mixed-skill […]

Middle School Language Development: What They Don’t Know May Surprise You

The Truth About Brain Development in Middle School As an SLP, parents and teachers are often concerned about middle school language development. They often […]

Beyond “Spill the Beans”: Why Teaching Idioms Needs a Modern Glow-Up

What are we really teaching? Picture this: You’ve been teaching idioms non-stop, patting yourself on the back because your students just learned ‘Spill the […]