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We're continuing our series about Articulation Therapy over on the blog by diving into a case study that highlights the Complexity Approach. You'll be introduced to Sophie, a five-year-old preschooler who scored in the 1st percentile (Standard Score = 63) on the Goldman-Fristoe Test of Articulation (GFTA-3). We introduce the speech sound difficulties she struggled with, along with the targets we identified, goals we set, and activities to help her achieve them using the complexity approach. Check it out!

The Complexity Approach for Articulation Therapy: A Case Study

We shared a review of articulation approaches, and now we’re diving into a case study for the Complexity ...
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In this podcourse, Marisha shares time-saving tips and recommendations. SLPs walk away with a variety of strategies to better manage their workload.

#003: How to Survive IEP Season

Click here to earn ASHA CEUs for this episode. Are you buried in paperwork? In this podcourse, Marisha ...
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We've been diving into a review of Articulation Approaches on the SLP Now blog, and this post is all about the Cycles Approach. Some studies have found that the Cycles Approach results in improved consonant production in conversational contexts, and that children with less severe phonological and language impairments improve in both domains when the Cycles Approach is used. Click through to learn about Jayden, a four-year-old preschooler whose speech difficulties were creating frustrations for him, and how the Cycles Approach improved his intelligibility.

The Cycles Approach for Articulation Therapy: A Case Study

We shared a review of articulation approaches, and now we’re diving into a case study for the Cycles ...
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In this podcourse, Marisha shares the three-step process she uses when organizing her speech therapy materials. With a focus on facilitating more meaningful outcomes for students and streamlining the therapy planning process, SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to

#002: How to Get Organized

Click here to earn ASHA CEUs for this episode. Is your speech room a disaster? In this podcourse, ...
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This week on the blog we are introducing you to Casey, a fifth grader who struggled to produce her

The Developmental Approach to Articulation Therapy: A Case Study

Last week, we shared a review of articulation approaches. Now, we’re diving into a case study for the ...
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After I finished grad school and started working as a school-based SLP, I found myself with

Articulation 101: A Review of the Approaches

When I was working as a school-based SLP, I consistently had a handful of “articulation only” students on ...
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Celebrating Better Hearing and Speech Month is so important because it raises awareness for communication disorders and helps people understand what we do as speech language pathologists! This blog post shares free resources for Better Hearing and Speech Month that make for fun and cute ways to help teachers, parents, and other people understand what SLPs do and why!

5 FREE Resources to Educate Teachers During Better Hearing and Speech Month

It’s almost Better Hearing Speech Month (BHSM)! In May, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) encourages us to raise ...
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It can often be a challenge for parents of children who stutter to find resources to help them understand stuttering and how to help their children with their fluency. This blog post shares five stuttering resources for parents that have tons of helpful information and insight. Perfect for SLPs to share with parents of kids who stutter! Click through to read this post now.

Stuttering 101: 5 Resources for SLPs to Share with Parents

A very important component of stuttering therapy is communicating with and teaching parents. They are the student’s biggest ...
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