Reading comprehension is within the speech-language pathology scope of practice; however, for many SLPs, it’s not a primary area of focus, especially because other professionals (e.g., special education teachers) typically
Occupational therapists are the primary experts when it comes to sensory interventions, but SLPs can also use sensory strategies for speech therapy sessions. The strategies discussed in this episode may
SLPs use counseling skills every day, but counseling isn’t always a topic we spend a lot of time thinking about, and it’s an area where we may lack confidence. The
Speech-language pathology is a demanding field, and many SLP workplace settings have the potential to be stressful and overwhelming, and even lead to burnout. Preschool settings can be particularly challenging
Workplace conflict can be common for SLPs, whether it’s in a contentious meeting, part of a disagreement with a supervisor, or with a student who doesn’t want to come to
SLPs often experience many intense interactions during the final few months of the year, both at family gatherings and at meetings with parents and caregivers. This episode provides a variety
One of the most long standing and persistent concerns within the field of speech-language pathology is its lack of diversity. In 2003, approximately 93% of SLPs self-identified as white, and
School-based SLPs in particular face many challenges related to completing speech and language evaluations, especially when it comes to finding times to pull students out of class to participate in
This episode helps SLPs prepare for a new school year by focusing on practical strategies for building belonging in speech therapy. Because the topic of belonging is nuanced and complex,
This podcast episode explores accessible options for bringing nature into speech therapy sessions when it isn’t possible or practical to bring students or clients outdoors. The episode was inspired by
This podcast episode honors Mental Health Awareness Month with a user-friendly introduction to mental health basics for SLPs as well as students and clients. One of the most important goals
May is National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, and many SLPs use it as an opportunity to advocate for our profession and share tips and information related to communication. In honor of National
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