Research Outlines and Summaries for Speech Therapists
Looking for easy-to-read summaries of the current research findings in speech-language pathology? We are excited to introduce our Premium Community’s Read the Research space!
Supporting Carryover in Speech Therapy
Carryover in speech therapy is a crucial step for individuals receiving treatment. It involves using learned skills in real-life, functional ways. Speech-language pathologists (SLPs), clients, and caregivers can work together to support the carryover and generalization of skills.
Using AI to Enhance Speech Therapy Sessions
Discover how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming speech-language pathology. Read more for actionable ways how to use AI for speech therapy session management and planning.
Data Collection in Speech Therapy: Why It's Important and Tips for Success
Data collection is vital for speech-language pathologists. In this post, we will discuss why data collection is important in speech therapy, methods for data collection, and personal tips.
National Speech-Language-Hearing Month | What Does a Speech-Language Pathologist Do?
NSLHM is celebrated in May and raises awareness for individuals with communication disorders and differences. SLPs may work with individuals with communication needs.
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How to Write Early Intervention Goals for Speech Therapy [goal bank included]
Early intervention (EI) goals for speech therapy with FREE goal bank and helpful tips! Read for an overview of how to use our goal writing formula to confidently create EI goals for your clients.
What is Dysarthria? (7 Types, Causes, and Treatment)
Dysarthria is a motor speech disorder that has a significant range in terms of its severity. There are actually 7 different classifications of dysarthria and we will discuss the clinical implications of each. Additionally, we will look at how dysarthria differs from other motor speech disorders.
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