EP108 - Fun Ways to Work on Multiple Meaning ...

WH-questions are a foundational language skill that many speech-language pathologists target in therapy. But practicing who, what, where, when, why, and how questions can sometimes start to feel repetitive. In this episode of The Speech Space Podcast, we share fun and engaging wa ...  Show more

Burnout is a common experience for speech-language pathologists working in schools, healthcare, and private practice. Heavy workloads, therapy planning demands, documentation requirements, and large caseloads can make it difficult to maintain balance over time. In this episode, w ...  Show more

Welcome to another episode of the SLP Now podcast!In the last couple episodes, we've been exploring literacy-based therapy plans that will help you target your students’ goals across multiple ages, group sizes, and skill levels.We covered therapy planning for an early language un ...  Show more

 Hallie discusses teaching vocabulary and how to make word segmentation work for older students.

In this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, Hallie tackles the often-overlooked skill of word segmentation. She discusses the challenges of teaching segmentation to older students an ...

We’re back at it with another episode of the SLP Now podcast! This week, we’re kicking off the first of a six-week series about literacy-based units that you can use across your whole school-age caseload. This week, we’re getting started with therapy plans for an early language b ...  Show more

Have you ever used song lyrics in your speech therapy sessions? 

I’m all about using my students' interests which is why I have high-interest themes in my membership every month. One of those interests is music.

In this episode of SLP C ...