The farm might be one of the most quintessential speech therapy themes of all time. When I think back to my first sessions as an undergrad in the campus clinic, I picture myself dragging that big plastic barn (and the hundred farm animals that came with it) into my tiny therapy room for preschool language sessions. I don’t need to tell you that a toy farm set is a fantastic way to elicit speech and language skills. But today, I want to show you tons of no-prep ways to use the

Maybe the thought of creating customized resources for your teletherapy sessions gives you all the creative feels. Orrrr maybe that thought makes you cringe, shudder, and run for the hills of Teachers Pay Teachers because, well... you don’t have the time for that kind of wheel reinvention nonsense. This blog post is Part 2 of a series about building a teletherapy toolbox you’ll use again and again. In Part 1, we discussed the qualities that make a digital activity worth

For many speech language pathologists, making the switch to a teletherapy setting often means saying 'goodbye' to your worksheets and investing in (or creating) a collection of digital materials and online resources. I (not so fondly) remember that part of the transition to speech teletherapy as an overwhelming, time-consuming, and expensive process. All of a sudden, the toys, books, and games I used for in-person sessions felt useless, and I wondered how I'd ever conduct sp