I know I’ve posted a lot about how important routines are for building language.   They are repetitive and provide lots of opportunities ...

 

  Last week I was talking about literacy   and AAC users and “Comprehensive Literacy for All.”   I talked about giving AAC users access to t...

I recently had a discussion with a SLP from a district I used to work with about literacy and AAC users with complex communication needs.  S...

I've been playing with some video introductions to some of my resources for AAC implementation.  Here is a video I just made for a resou...

  It's that simple. So, get outside and have some fun. Use some core words. You've got this!

  Distance learning; a term that conjures a variety of reactions in parents, speech pathologists, teachers, even students. One thing that is...

  I recently suggested to another SLP that barrier games are perfect for telepractice and received a sort of questioning look.   But when yo...

  While this blog has been around for about 7 years now, I have to admit to being largely absent for the past couple of years. Life does hav...

So you’ve been cooped up with your children for more than a month.  Schools are closed, and you may not have your home therapists anymore. ...

Modeling. We talk about it a lot when working with children with an assortment of “special needs.”  But I don’t think we ever really aggreg...

The world has changed dramatically in the past few weeks.  And - overnight it seems - we’ve become instant homeschoolers.  I know many pare...