Archive for category: For SLPs

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Back to Work? - A 5 Day Step-by-Step Process for Success

This guest post is from Sarah Lockhart, a speech-language pathologist who works in a variety of settings, including: private practice, telepractice, and short-term SLP travel assignments. Sarah is also the host of SLP Happy Hour, a podcast…
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SLP Reading List - Summer 2018

My summer has been flying by over here. I can't believe it's mid-July already! I've been doing more reading this summer than I've ever done before and I'm loving it. I thought I'd share out some of my favorites so far, my top recommendations,…
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SLP Insight: My Four Behavior Management Profiles

This past school year, I realized that my students fit into one of the following categories. The category that they fall in usually indicates what behavior management style I use with them. After this insight, I've really enjoyed modifying…
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If You Give An SLP A Cookie...

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Versatile Materials for ANY Speech Therapy Goal

There are a few tools in my speech room that I come back to again and again between job changes and working with a wide variety of levels and age ranges. I thought I'd share some of my favorites with all of you today! If you've been around…
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Digital Material Storage for SLPs

There's few things I hate more than clutter! I find at work, when I have papers, games, files, and materials all over, I feel stressed and everything seems to take longer than it should. Instead, I store as many materials as possible digitally/on…

Being a Case-Managing SLP: The Pros and Cons

Hello! My name is Meghan, a public school case-managing SLP. I currently do not treat any students at my position. I wanted to share the background of my career, some challenges I have faced, and the many positives about my unique position. Background:…
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Working In a Middle School: Pros and Cons

This past school year I switched to working full-time for a new, wonderful district. The position they offered me was full-time in a middle school. I did not want to work in a middle school, but really wanted to work in this district so I took…

Self-Care Tips for SLPs

Every SLP feels burned out, stressed out, and overworked periodically. I have been there and feel really strongly that mental health is so important, in particular for SLPs and those who work in the school system. Below are some tips that…

Teletherapy: Through the Eyes of a Seasoned Therapist

This is a fabulous guest blog post by The Whimsical Word, Inc. I have spent most of my career as a Speech-Language Pathologist in a traditional elementary school setting in Illinois.   18 years to be exact.  I consider myself a “seasoned”…

Month of Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) Love

I think being an SLP is the most amazing job ever. However, that doesn't mean that our job doesn't come with some unique challenges and struggles that can feel exhausting and overwhelming at times. I am on a mission to make this school year…
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10 New Year's Resolutions for SLPs - Love Your Job This Year!

I'm always looking for ways to improve myself as a person and as an SLP. This year, I'm going to focus on health. I will try to eat more vegetables, less meat and less night time snacks. I'm going to try to walk my dogs every day. I'm also…

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