You’re juggling big caseloads, endless goals, and mixed groups—just like thousdands of SLPs I’ve helped simplify therapy for through my Themed Therapy membership and speech therapy resources.
I’ve helped thousands of school-based SLPs go from overwhelmed and overworked to confident and organized—with students who actually look forward to speech.
If you are looking for s blends articulation activities and ideas, you have probably noticed that what works in drills does not always carry over
Some struggles that I have had in the therapy room are how to keep my students engaged and ways to target multiple goals in a session.
For my younger crowd sensory bins have helped solve this problem. If you are a sensory bin making SLP, then this post is for you! Today, I am going to share Spring Sensory Bins for speech therapy that will pair well with this season.
If you’ve ever tried to work on morphology in speech therapy, you know it’s not always easy to keep students engaged while targeting skills like
I’m a nature-loving, coffee-fueled SLP who believes therapy should be engaging for you and your students.
After 18+ years in the schools, I’ve learned how to turn everyday toys, games, and lessons into therapy gold for every goal on your caseload.
My goal is to give you a spark of inspiration that makes planning simpler and brings more joy into your speech room. Ready to dabble in something inspiring?
