I’m a SLP with a ❤️ for helping little communicators thrive using functional language. Here, you’ll find easy-to-use methods, practical tips, and multipurpose resources designed to support early intervention speech and language development without the overwhelm.
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This week in therapy I pulled out an oldie but goodie! Check out this session saving fun toddler game that I found several years ago. Seek-A-Boo. Have you heard of it? Its absolutely one of my go-to favorites. I don’t say this unless I mean it… but you definitely need it!
What are the best toys for speech therapy? Therapy is not one-size-fits-all. Anytime you ask that question of someone (including me), it’s important to remember that the answer will be based on another person’s opinion. Don’t get me wrong; there is nothing wrong with asking others their opinion- but I
I want to share some things I wish I had known when starting out as a home health SLP early intervention. I’m sharing practical tips for organizing and managing your caseload, storing materials, making the most of toys, and managing your time. Priority 1: Staying Organized when Scheduling Your Caseload