Imposter Syndrome is when you can’t internalize success, skills, and achievements. It’s almost comical that we go to school for 6 years yet we still can’t help these feelings. But, it…
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We’ve all heard of it, but how do we avoid it? Let me tell you, the biggest thing I’ve learned as an SLP is how to avoid burnout. If I’m being…
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Using engaging and fun teletherapy activities during speech therapy sessions is essential to keeping your students engaged! Lately, my new favorite types of resources are interactive PPTs. They are just like…
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Raise your hand if you are a low-key, type B SLP? Did you notice how much that rhymes ? Anyways, I am, for the most part, a type B SLP. I…
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Do you need a spring speech therapy craft? This is another one of my favorites because it is open-ended, low prep and usually takes me one to two sessions to complete!…
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You can never go wrong with speech therapy games! My students love playing Simon Says, so I created a game called, ‘Shout It Out’. It’s kind of like Simon Says meets…
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Using everyday objects in therapy is a perfect way to address a variety of skills, engage your students all while being cheap for you! Here are 4 speech therapy activities you…
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I love doing arts and crafts in speech therapy! It’s a great way to get students engaged while also targeting a variety of skills. This speech therapy winter craft is one…
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Trying to get 100 articulation trials into one, 30-minute session seems impossible sometimes! As SLPs, we want to help our students progress, but it can be hard when we only get…
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So many of us – students included – love playing tic tac toe! The best part is that most students already know how to play, the game is fun for all ages…