Back in the early teletherapy days, PDFs were pretty much it in terms of speech therapy resources. There were no Boom Cards. No PowerPoint games. The ability...

Please welcome my guest blogger, Lindsay from Listen with Lindsay! How can kids with hearing loss use technology to help them participate in teletherapy? We ...

After 6 years of being a teletherapist, I’ve almost completely suppressed the memories of worksheets crammed in file drawers, missing articulation cards and ...

I’m going to help you navigate the world of Boom Learning with everything you need to know in order to start using these wonderful, intera

It's the million dollar question. How do I provide early intervention in a teletherapy setting? You can't be on the floor with the child. You can't play with...

The scene is all too familiar for Speech Language Pathologists everywhere. It’s Monday and you greet your social language group by asking an appropriate week...

When Speech-Language Pathologists begin teletherapy, they often agonize over what exactly they're going to do with their students. How do you conduct a thera...

Does it seem kind of like speech teletherapists have their own language? I'll admit, when I started teletherapy 6 years ago, I probably didn't know what "scr...

As many schools and clinics across the country and world are facing (or will soon face) closures in order to lessen the spread of COVID-19,

Theory of Mind is a topic that brings out my inner #SLPnerd like few others do. Typical development of Theory of Mind, as well as how it’s often impacted in ...

Coke or Pepsi? You’re likely one or the other. People who drink soda don't usually stray from their trusted soda brand of choice. Luckily, using digital reso...

(This post contains affiliate links to products I honestly use and truly love). I have to be honest. When I started teletherapy six years ago, I used a lapto...

If your speech therapy students sink a little lower in their chairs when you hand them yet another worksheet or grab that overused board game off of the shel...

Empowering parents to become the primary facilitators of their child's speech and language development is a critical component of therapy for children with h...

Children with hearing loss that have recently received cochlear implants or hearing aids benefit from robust language and listening experiences throughout th...

Many Speech-Language Pathologists stepping into teletherapy may be unsure of how to address pragmatic language goals using this new mode of service delivery....

In most cases, children with hearing loss require some accommodations in the classroom to maximize success at school. While there is no "one size fits all" I...

I still remember the first time I heard the word “teletherapy.” It was the spring of 2014, and a speech pathologist that I worked with was sharing about the ...

Halloween is a great opportunity for speech-language pathologists to use themed resources for those students that celebrate the holiday. But there is no need...

Helping students to be more independent with tasks of daily living, and therefore more ready for the “real world,” is a very important part of the high schoo...