Themed Therapy Approach - Ep. 78 Pros and Cons

Hey SLPs! Today we’re going to be talking about the pros and cons of using a themed therapy approach with your speech therapy caseload. A theme-based approach uses a specific topic or category to frame concepts and language. So when you pick a theme, it allows you to provide a context for your students to understand the information and build background knowledge with the materials that you use.

Pros and Cons of a Themed Therapy Approach Discussed:

Check out if a theme-based approach is the right fit for your elementary speech therapy caseload.

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More Information About the Themed Therapy Planning Course

The Themed Therapy Planning: How-To Course for the Busy SLP is officially here until March 17th. You can get all the tools and strategies you need to help planning a theme-based approach easier. No more analysis paralysis when making decisions from your caseload.

The modules include in-depth information about themed therapy, how to pick a theme, organizational support, teaching evidence-based practices while using a theme, therapy in action, and support with using frameworks to plan out sessions for your caseload.

AND, you get over 5 Clinical Maintainance Hours for your license and certification.

If this sounds like something you need NOW, then head to www.themedtherapyslp.com to grab your spot.

Learn how to implement a themed therapy approach with your speech therapy caseload.

Still on the fence about themed therapy? Come to my FREE LIVE webinar happening tonight, March 8th at 5pm PST/8pm EST where I will be showing you a simple framework that makes planning therapy by themes for your elementary caseload effortless.