Bagless Therapy in Early Intervention
Are you an Early Intervention therapist interested in adopting the bagless therapy approach? Keep reading to learn more about the
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Tips for SLPs
My Go-To AAC Resources for SLPs
Learning to support children who use AAC can feel overwhelming, especially with so many tools, terms, and strategies out there!
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Streamlining Your Speech Therapy Paperwork: My Go-To Systems
As an Early Intervention/Pre-K SLP/SLT, staying organised is a must. Here’s an inside look at my go-to paperwork systems and how I make them work for me.
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3 Tips for Effective Collaboration in Childcare Settings
As Speech and Language Therapists working in Early Intervention, we know that children spend more time with their families or
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5 Reasons SLPs Should Use Monthly Newsletters
As Speech and Language Therapists (SLTs)/Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs), our ultimate goal is to empower caregivers with tools to support their
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Top Tips for Supporting Families During the Holidays
The holiday season is a wonderful time for family bonding and language building, but it can also be a period
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5 Language-Rich Activities for Summer
Summer is a fantastic time to engage children in activities that are both fun and educational. Here are five low-cost,
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Three Engaging Activities for Expanding Utterances
Expanding utterances is a common goal in Speech and Language Therapy sessions, particularly with the preschool population. In this blog
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Three things to consider if a child isn’t combining words
In this blog post, we’re focusing on three things you should consider when working with toddlers and preschoolers who have
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