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Spring Crafts for Speech Therapy
Need some spring craft ideas for your speech therapy sessions? Pairing a craft with one of your favorite spring books can help your students connect with the concepts from the book and increase engagement while practicing skills during the craft activity. There are...
Ep. 82 3 Ways to use Crafts in Your Therapy Session
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today I am talking about three ways you can use crafts in your therapy sessions. Whether you love or hate doing crafts, this episode is for you! Listen in to see if any of these ideas help motivate you to see if your students could benefit from...
Ep. 81 Play Themes for Spring
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today we're going to be talking about play themes that you can do during the spring months. Now, if you love bringing toys into your session, implementing a play-based approach, as well as implementing themes with your caseload, you're really going...
Cause and Effect Toys For Play Therapy
Cause and effect toys teach children that their actions can cause something to happen. When a child blows in a bubble wand, bubbles fly out; when a child pushes a car into a tower of blocks, it falls. Using cause and effect toys in speech therapy can help your...
Ep. 80 The Benefits of Play Therapy
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today I am talking with Sydney from The Listening SLP. We are going to be chatting about tips for play therapy. Sydney is always super practical and gives many strategies to build confidence during your therapy sessions. In this episode you’ll...
5 Spring Themes for Speech Therapy
When I am in a themed therapy planning rut, I try to think about using themes related to the year's seasons. Or find themes that your student's classroom teachers are using in the curriculum. But, if you can't perfectly align your theme with all the classrooms on...
St. Patrick’s Preschool Play Ideas for Speech Therapy
I don't know a student who doesn't get excited about hiding items in things or going on hunts to discover something sneaky. You've come to the right blog post if you need st. patrick’s preschool play therapy ideas that incorporate sneaky leprechauns or hidden gold!...
Ep. 79 3 Tips for Getting Started with Minimal Pairs
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today I am talking with Rebecca from Adventures in Speech Pathology. Rebecca is bringing practical insight and real-life examples for the minimal pairs approach. After listening to this episode you will have the tips and tricks you need for a...
Ep. 78 Pros and Cons of Using Themed Therapy
Hey Hey Hey SLPs! Today we're going to be talking about the pros and cons of a theme-based approach. A theme-based approach uses a specific topic or category to frame concepts and language. And so when you pick a theme, it allows you to provide a context for your...
3 Tips For Using Themes Across Your Caseload
Remember when we were all learning how to use Facebook for the first time (then learning it again when it changed! Oh the confusion!). If you are a new themester SLP, it’s possible you’re feeling just as overwhelmed learning a new style of therapy with your caseload....
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