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Have you heard about the best selling book “What

Because @playdoh makes everything more fun! Right!

Save time and make therapy planning easy...PREPOSI

Happy Valentine’s Day #slpeeps ❤️❤️❤️

I think most speech therapists would tell you they

I think most speech therapists would tell you they had no idea that amount of behavior management that goes into our job. Just like the paperwork. 😂
Some students refuse to work. Some are aggressive - physically, verbally, or both.
It’s our job to figure out WHY.
After all...behavior is communication!
Look for the patterns and triggers and how to modify the environment to prevent future issues. After all, you can’t change the behavior until you understand the function of the behavior. It’s not uncommon for the root of behavior to stem from feeling unloved, hurt, or powerless. Once you identify what is really going on, it’s much easier to figure out how respond and address it...then ultimately change it.

What do you think of this? Have you found it to be true?

Wanting to incorporate sensory components into you

Wanting to incorporate sensory components into your therapy sessions or classroom but not sure how? Here are some ideas!💡
➡️ If a child is over-stimulated try decreasing stimulation and using calming strategies such as squeezing, rocking, weighted blankets/vests, and white noise. Avoid toys or games with unexpected movements, loud sounds, or that are scented.
➡️ If a child is under-stimulated try increasing stimulation by swinging, jumping, crashing, using putty or sensory bins. Try using novel and motivating toys and activities to increase engagement and sensory reactivity.
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Images from “Sensory Equipment” clipart set.

“Why do you play games in speech?”
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They are so many valuable lessons and skills you can learn while playing games. What are some of your favorites to use in your speech sessions to work on these important social skills?
Pic credit: @pathway2success1

NEW BOOK🚨 “Sloths are Slow” is a book by th

NEW BOOK🚨 “Sloths are Slow” is a book by the SLP over at @mamas4rugrats. It is an early language gold mine and the best part...it’s INTERACTIVE! Follow directions and answer questions while learning about sloths, and incorporating fine and gross motor skills! I love that you can see the SLP brain behind this book, each page is intentional with teaching concepts. (See the last slide for my son’s favorite page 💩😂)
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***GIVEAWAY CLOSED*** Congrats to winners @kzgross and @alyssssahughes
- DM me your address!
I’ll choose 2 winners to receive a book! Open to US only, ends Feb 9th at 8pm PST.
➡️ Follow @speech.allisonfors and @mamas4rugrats
➡️ Like this post and tag a fellow SLP, teacher, parent, or friend!
➡️ Extra entry: Share this post. (Be sure to tag me so I see!)

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