This podcast episode explores the reasons why the neurodiversity movement is relevant to speech-language pathologists, and offers practical, encouraging tips for how to provide neurodiversity-affirming speech therapy. The episode begins with a review of relevant terminology, including “neurodiversity,” “neurodiversity-affirming,” “neurodivergent,” and “neurotypical.” It also reviews the work of Dr. Christopher
This post contains affiliate links for which we may receive compensation at no additional cost to you. Click here to read our full affiliate policy. May is on its way, bringing plenty to celebrate! This month’s video recommendations will help you do just that, whether you’re highlighting mothers, mental health, or museums.
Previously, I published two podcast episodes about the eight parts of speech, different types of phrases and clauses, sentence types and classifications, and the most common syntax issues we might see with our students. In this episode, I’ll be discussing evidence-based grammar interventions for speech therapy. I hope you have
In this episode, I’ll be discussing gestalt language processing, and how to effectively and respectfully support our clients who are gestalt language processors in speech therapy. I’ll be focusing more on the developmental stages of gestalt language processors, and some ideas for how to work with learners at each stage.
This podcast episode focuses on using music to support speech and language for students in preschool through high school, both as a direct teaching tool and as a method for increasing enthusiasm and engagement. The episode begins by discussing research findings that link music to the development of multiple relevant
If you’re looking for some easy language activities for Valentine’s Day, then you’re in the right place! In episode 28 of The Speech Space Podcast, I discuss some super-simple ideas that you can easily implement in your speech therapy sessions. Check the links and resources section below for the link
The month of May is Better Hearing & Speech Month, which is a time for us to promote the field of Speech-Language Pathology and to help educate others about the valuable work that we do. This year’s theme is Connecting People and today I’m going to share with you some
Are you a nature lover like me? Or maybe you’re just looking for some fresh ideas to keep your students engaged? In episode 9 of The Speech Space podcast, I give some fun ideas for using nature in speech therapy. What if you’re not able to take your sessions outside? That’s
In today’s episode, we will talk about the best board games for speech therapy and how you can adapt them to meet your client’s goals. We all know that board games are a huge hit in speech therapies, that’s why today we are going to be using them to effectively
In this episode, I will be talking about how to integrate virtual reality, or VR, into speech therapy. Essentially, VR involves using computer technology to create a simulated 3D environment. Virtual Reality (VR) offers numerous applications across different patient profiles. It’s particularly useful for the generalization of skills by offering
Today I’m going to be talking about the best games for speech therapy, specifically digital games that can be used in-person and online. Although I will be recording another episode with more traditional games as well. Indicators of an Online Game that’s Great for Speech Therapy When selecting online game
Have you ever had a non-verbal or minimally verbal student and not known where to begin? Today, Rose Griffin, from ABASpeech joins me to talk about systematic language instruction for non-verbal and minimally verbal students. Rose brings her expertise as a speech-language pathologist and behavior analyst and gives us some
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