Emoji Kitchen is an example of a simple website that SLPs can leverage for a variety of purposes. Pick or search for one emoji on the left,...

Within sessions I strive to achieve what we might call media balance , using a variety of materials including hands-on, paper, and digital....

Proceeding from some ideas about the role of music in speech-language therapy (and social coaching), back in the spring I did some activitie...

Over the spring semester, in several of my social learning groups, we were experimenting with games that allowed for association, storytelli...

Music is motivating, self-regulating and full of language. Recently I have used songs with individuals and groups in a couple of specific wa...

Check out Hume AI's website for a number of maps of various types of nonverbals that may be useful to you in therapy activities, particu...

Looking for an engaging activity this Monday? Check out this fun one from Control-Alt-Achieve  (also a great resource in general). In this y...

I described in a recent post coming to find some good uses for Minecraft with interested clients and groups. This previous post was about u...

I have been a longtime fan of maps as therapy tools. They promote spacial description skills, situational awareness and (literal) world know...

ASHA Convention was different, but it happened! Thanks to all the organizers for providing a safe and very educational event. I was honored ...

I have previously written about the motivational and engagement value (thus promoting communication) of "room based" games . Now ...

I'll wrap up Consider This with an example from this week. I have a student who is a Red Sox fanatic (a husband too) and they are of cou...

Consider This has mostly been an exploration of resources used a bunch of different ways, but we also can consider how different curriculum ...

The V in the FIVES criteria is for Visual! Visual supports are a simple Evidence Based Practice - give students something to explore with t...

Mindfulness should be considered right in the SLP wheelhouse. It a) is evidence-based , b) promotes self-regulation which underlies executiv...

I'm sick of talking about COVID. Obvi it's still with us, but I thought I'd frame the path forward instead of backward, and 6 pa...

In this series I have been discussing "lessons" from this difficult year: things that helped me get through but also will influenc...

Having started as an elementary SLP, it's been one of my journeys to learn that with older populations, we need to keep it relevant. Tha...

I wrote about Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry's GoReact app some years ago, but their porting of it to a web version is eve...

The PBS Kids activities corresponding with the series Elinor Wonders Why provide a number of language targets and are another example of mod...