I don’t think I have met an SLP or any educator for that matter that has said, “Stress. That never happens to me.” Working as a school SLP is very stressful. Raise your hand if you feel like a “stressed out SLP”!? Today, I wanted to talk about chronic stress on the SLP and how […]
Organizing Speech Materials- Quick Tips For The Busy SLP
Speech therapists are BUSY. We have caseloads with 55 children or MORE, do assessments, bill medi-cal, write reports, collaborate with teachers, create visual supports for students, hold IEP meetings, plan therapy and work with groups all day. Organizing speech materials seems to be the last thing on our list of priorities. In order to get everything […]
How To Finish Progress Reports Like A Rock Star
Why is it that whenever progress report time comes around, I completely dig my heels in the dirt. I am the queen procrastinator doing this drawn out task. Let me will tell you why. Progress reporting periods seem to come right when I have 4 pending assessments and 5 IEP’s to write. I have hidden places […]
How To Use SLPToolkit To Manage Your Caseload
Are you starting your Clinical Fellowship Year and feeling overwhelmed with all the responsibilities of an SLP? Do you feel like you are always scrambling to find time to take accurate data of your students? Wishing you had progress monitoring resources in one spot for easy access? Today, I want to show you how to […]
