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  • I am such a procrastinator but I swear summer goes by so fast! ⠀ ⠀ I always have such grand plans to get so much done during summer...then it’s the last week before school and I panic! ⠀ ⠀ This summers list includes deep cleaning the house, sorting through old kid clothes, getting all of my speech plans finished for the year, going to the zoo and multiple parks with my kids and taking a small family trip. My goal is to actually get it down this summer 😂 ⠀ ⠀ What are your ‘grand plans’ this summer? #NoMoreProcrastinating #SummerFliesBy #SLPLife
  • @TheContainerStore take all my money 😍 Is it just me or does anyone else have an obsession with office organization? ⠀ ⠀ I have way too many things, but I feel like I need more 😂 #SLPProblems #OfficeSupplyObsessed
  • Double tap if you ❤️ Mad Libs! I’m obsessed with Mad Libs! My mom used to buy us these before a long vacation and I remember getting so excited.⠀ ⠀ Now, I love using them in therapy. They are great for grammar, wh questions, following directions, and inferring. ⠀ ⠀ I just found them at Five Below (one of my favorite stores for therapy materials). Time to stock up for next year! Do you use these too? #ChildhoodGamesAreMyFavoriteMaterials #IProbablyLoveThemMoreThanMyStudents
  • So lucky to have this guy in our lives. Happy father’s day to my high school sweetheart, amazing husband and loving dad! 💙⠀ ⠀ Happy Father’s Day to all the dads out there!
  • I have an SLP confession...I’m obsessed with word lists (especially when they are free) 😍 ⠀ Seriously though, they make therapy so much easier! I send them home at IEP meetings, send them for homework, give students and teachers their own copies and use them for open ended games. ⠀ . These Language Lists took awhile to put together, but they have saved me so much time! I wanted to share them with you to help prepare you for next year. The link to these FREE lists are in my profile!
  • So this little happy guy is one of my three kids. He is loving, goofy and loves to irritate his older sister. Owen also has Apraxia. When he was a baby, he didn’t really babble. When he was supposed to imitate, he didn’t. When he was supposed to have a few words, he couldn’t. Everyone told me I was overreacting because it was my job to look for ‘issues’. I kept listening to them instead of listening to my gut and my SLP self. Finally, when he was 23 months, I took him to get evaluated by an outside SLP. I was told, ‘you’re an SLP, why can’t you fix it?’ ‘Maybe you will learn something from this SLP working with him’ ‘Don’t you do this in your job?’ It was frustrating and embarrassing at times, but I swallowed my pride. We found out he was Apraxic and we started to get him outside services. Yes, it was hard to take the criticism, yes I was frustrated that doing my own therapy with him didn’t work, but guess what? He’s doing amazing and he was decertified from Speech services! Life lessons I learned in this situation: Don’t let pride get in your way, listen to your gut/Mom instinct, and I do know what I am doing as an SLP but I’m his mom, not his therapist. #SLPLife #SpeechTherapy
  • This is the one time that my desk looks nice 😂 I am done for the summer, so I had to take a picture of the desk without a pile of files, sticky notes everywhere and a bunch of therapy materials scattered everywhere! ⠀ ⠀ At the beginning of each year, I always set up my desk with inspirational quotes and a special thank you card from one of my students. ⠀ ⠀ The inspirational quotes are quick ‘pick me ups’ when I need to focus, relax or take a second for myself. ⠀ ⠀ The card is a special reminder of why I do this job. I read it when I am overwhelmed or feeling like I’m not making a difference. I have to tell you that I’ve read this card at least one hundred times this year! ⠀ ⠀ It’s such a great feeling to see this thing cleaned up and an even greater feeling to head into summer break! If you want to know the 10 things I think all SLPs should do this summer, head to my blog and search ‘10 things’! The link is in my profile. #ThisDeskLooksLikeThisTwiceEachYear (first day and last day of school) #speechtherapyorganization (kind of)
  • So excited about June’s plans! Members, they will be uploaded tonight! If you need therapy plans and materials, check out www.speechtherapyplans.com. Link in my profile! #TherapyPlans

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