This article is for school SLPs looking for the best ways to track data in speech therapy sessions. Data collection is a very important, but also frustrating, part of being a school SLP. There are so many speech therapy data collection ideas for SLPs in this post! Make sure to bookmark this if you’re a…
You’re a school SLP, and chances are, your day is non-stop. You’re going from one speech therapy session to another, juggling schedule changes, mixed groups, and push-in unpredictability. That’s why you’re going to love this free visual schedule for speech therapy- it’s an instant solution to your “I didn’t have a chance to print visuals”…
If you’re a preschool speech-language pathologist trying to run whole group speech therapy sessions, you know it can be…chaotic. Let’s acknowledge that the struggle is real. Attention spans are short. It’s not easy targeting mixed goals in mixed groups. And you probably feel a lot of pressure to keep things looking peaceful and organized. The…
SLPs know how effective minimal pairs can be in speech therapy. But in the middle of a busy day, it’s important to have organized word lists arranged by phonological process. Speech-language pathologists should bookmark this article to have easy access to ready-to-use minimal pair lists for speech therapy sessions. These lists are organized by phonological…
Mixed groups speech therapy sessions can feel like mayhem. However, if you’re a school SLP, running a mixed group is something you’re going to encounter. Caseload sizes and tricky schedules often mean that SLPs don’t have the luxury of always running individual sessions. In this article, we’ll discuss tried-and-tested tricks that make running a mixed…
If you’re a Speech-Language Pathologist curious about how to implement Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing (DTTC) for childhood apraxia of speech (aka, CAS), this article is your get-started guide. My goal is to break Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing, or DTTC, down in clear, concise language- so you have the tools you need to understand…
If you’re an SLP (or a graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology), you need to become familiar with calculating chronological ages for your students or patients. If you’re new to this, it can feel overwhelming. This article explains why we need to figure out a chronological age for speech evaluations, what a chronological age even is,…
It’s 2026- and let’s face it, school SLPs are tired. Speech-language pathologists will enjoy using these 5 free speech therapy tools. With growing caseloads, hours of paperwork, and limited therapy planning time, many SLPs are in survival mode. If you’re looking for solutions rather than just another printable or activity idea, be sure to read…