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The Importance of Parental Involvement (And How Teletherapy Can Help)

Resources for SLPs During School Closures

Listen, every SLP needs time-saving hacks in their life. We have too much to do and too little time! This blog post shares six time-saving hacks that speech therapists can use with their caseload to make their workload more efficient and more manageable. Click through to learn all the tips, and don’t forget to actually implement them!

6 Time-Saving Hacks for SLPs

There’s no doubt that being an SLP is a stressful job. We often have large caseloads, tons of speech and language skills to target, different grade levels to work with, and lots of behind-the-scenes tasks to tackle. In this blog post, I’m sharing eight ways to reduce stress at work -- it IS possible! Click through to read these tips for school-based SLPs!

8 Ways to Reduce Stress at Work

We ALL know that there are a lot of SLP lies floating around -- lies that we tell ourselves about what we can or cannot get done for our caseloads. This blog post shares some of the more common lies that SLPs tell themselves AND it provides tips for overcoming those obstacles. Click through to learn these tips to help you become a more efficient speech therapist!

5 Lies that SLPs Tell Themselves

Curriculum-based therapy is an evidence-based method that works well in speech therapy, but you might be in a rut trying to plan for it. This blog post is a step-by-step guide for curriculum-based therapy planning that I know you’ll find useful in getting started! Click through to read the guide.

An SLP’s Guide to Curriculum-Based Therapy Planning

Working as an SLP is a rewarding career, but sometimes it feels isolating when we feel that our role is misunderstood or when there’s a disconnect with other school staff. This blog post shares six steps to successful communication with teachers to help you work hand-in-hand with the teachers of your speech students!

6 Steps to Successful Communication with Teachers

There are tons of awesome handouts and forms for SLPs available on Teachers Pay Teachers, speech blogs, and other websites. However, I've made a round-up of the handouts and forms for SLPs that I consider to be most helpful for speech and language therapy. Click through to check them out, especially because many of these speech forms are free!

Must-Have Handouts and Forms for SLPs

Is your paperwork load for your speech therapy caseload giving you headaches? Let me help you better manage your paperwork with the tips I share in this blog post! Perfect for busy SLPs who need their time for teaching students!

How to Manage Your Paperwork

Getting started at a new school with a new caseload? It can feel overwhelming to have to do that, and you've got enough on your plate as a busy SLP! Find out how to set up your caseload quickly and easily to make your speech therapy more efficient and productive. Click through to read the post!

How to Set up Your Caseload

Feel like you’re drowning in IEPs? This post includes six time-saving hacks that will help you zoom through your paperwork. These tips are perfect for the busy SLP who needs to maximize time in speech therapy instruction. Your students, their parents, and your colleagues will all appreciate your efficiency and help with students mastering speech and language skills to meet their IEP goals!

6 IEP Hacks for SLPs

Need an online tool to help you manage your to-do list that you can access from anywhere? Asana is a fantastic tool for SLPs for this very reason! Check out how I use Asana to help me manage my caseload and my speech therapy in general. It's now my go-to task management tool, so read this post to learn how you can use it in speech and language therapy!

How to Conquer Your Task List Using Asana

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