Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month: What SLPs Need to Know
July is recognized as Cleft and Craniofacial Awareness Month, a time to raise visibility about the needs, strengths, and multidisciplinary care of individuals born with
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Speech Therapy Ideas for Traveling SLPs
Are you a traveling therapist constantly on the move? Whether you’re rotating between multiple schools, traveling to clients’ homes, or working in a variety of
How and Why to Teach Prepositions in Speech Therapy
Spatial concepts are an area that speech therapists address because they are a critical component of language development. Understanding positional concepts is essential for effective
Birthday Themed Speech Therapy Activities
I enjoy using themes in my speech sessions because it helps streamline therapy planning. A birthday party theme is a big hit and great because
The Connection Between Speech Sound Disorders and Literacy
We know there are strong connections between literacy, spoken language, and even spelling. Children who have trouble acquiring language are at an increased risk of
Free Grammar Speech Therapy Activities
Free speech therapy activities for kids working on grammar skills. Teaching grammar is an essential part of speech therapy because it directly relates to language
Play-Based Therapy Ideas for Teens
Are you looking for play-based therapy ideas for ages 12 and up? At this age, play-based therapy can integrate more complex, social, and goal-oriented activities
Defining Common Speech, Language, and Auditory Disorders
What’s the difference between expressive language disorder and developmental language disorder? Or language processing disorder? Let’s break down these common disorders and diagnoses to understand
Play-Based Speech Therapy: Why Does Therapy Look Like Play?
If you’ve ever peeked into a speech therapy session and seen a child building towers, pretending to cook, or racing toy cars, you might wonder—Is
Easy Speech Therapy Activity Ideas to Try Today
Ever get in a rut in therapy? It happens to all of us. My rule of thumb – if I’m bored, they’re bored. It can
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