This is the post that’s going to get me in trouble with crafters everywhere. But I JUST have to speak to my mind about therapy for Childhood Apraxia of Speech. I’m going to preface this by saying that I get that therapy can be slow going and boring. I get that kids get sick of drills. I see these kids… View Post
As SLPs, we know our A-Z’s. Heck, we know our digraphs too! This post is for all my pediatric peeps who let their mind wander one day they are supposed to be report writing and start thinking about what an A-Z of Speech Pathology might look like. A is for aspiration, for once you learn this word, it is impossible… View Post
I couldn’t pin down exactly when it registered, but I distinctly remember the clarity of when it hit me. It was a kick up the bum… of the therapeutic kind. This sudden revelation only got me so far because I didn’t know what to do with it. I was halfway through a session when suddenly I had this overwhelming what… View Post
I don’t know about you, but as soon as I have a school-aged kid on my caseload with social learning challenges, play goes right out the window. Because play is for little kids. You know, the ones who aren’t expected to sit for structured learning. The ones who, let’s face it, play IS the only real option. Now I’m going… View Post
Can I just write a one liner blog post and say ‘get SCIP‘? Because that’s all I really want to do. It’ll save time and tons of superlatives from me if I just rest my case there. Get SCIP. No? Not enough? Okay, let me take you back to when it all began. The year was 2000 and something and… View Post