Finding Inclusive Toys with Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants for Kids
Toys that include or celebrate hearing aids and cochlear implants! These toys are wonderful additions to speech therapy sessions, classrooms, and home play, because they
Velopharyngeal Insufficiency: A Guide for SLPs and SLPAs
Want to learn more about velopharyngeal insufficiency? Have a student demonstrating hypernasality and/or nasal emission, and you’re not sure what the next steps are? This
4 Effective Grammar Strategies for Speech Therapy
Are you unsure of the best way to tackle persistent grammar errors in your speech therapy sessions? Grammar skills form the backbone of effective communication,
Tips for Treating Cleft Palate Speech
Learn practical, evidence-based tips for treating cleft palate speech in children. Explore strategies for articulation, placement, and tactile cues to improve oral airflow, resonance, and
The Auditory Hierarchy: Understanding Listening Development in Deaf or Hard of Hearing Children
Have you heard of the auditory hierarchy or listening hierarchy? When a child gains access to sound through hearing aids or a cochlear implant, the
Children’s Books About Hearing Loss
Looking for children’s books that highlight hearing loss, hearing aids, or cochlear implants? These inclusive stories are perfect for preschool and elementary ages. Use them
Teaching Voiced vs. Voiceless Consonants in Speech Therapy
Understanding the difference between voiced and voiceless consonants is a key part of helping students master clear articulation. For some students, understanding voicing helps them
Smart Organization Tips for Speech Therapy Materials: Create a Functional Space
Are you wondering the best way to organize your speech therapy room and resources? The more therapy materials I’ve collected over the years, the more
Fantasy and Fairy Tale Themed Speech Therapy Activities
I enjoy using themes in my speech sessions because it helps streamline therapy planning. A fairy tale and fantasy theme is a big hit and
10 Games to Use in High-Trial Articulation Therapy
In articulation therapy, “high trials” refers to a large number of practice repetitions, ideally 50-100, during a therapy session. The 100 trials are the “golden number” for
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