You’ve probably heard the buzz around “tossing the workbooks” and “closing the game closet” in speech therapy. And it may seem like an abrupt change from our hierarchical worksheet flow of traditional speech therapy tasks.You’re right…
For a home program to be worth you and your patient’s time, it should be interesting, motivating, and practiced regularly. The principles of neuroplasticity tell us that while practicing a challenging action is important, it’s…
Speech and language pathologists now wade in a digital sea filled with resources that supply contexts for clinical interventions. On the one hand, it is great to have so many choices. However, clinicians may struggle…
In cognitive rehab for individuals with acquired brain injury, memory is often a primary remediation goal. It’s important to work with patients and their families to develop and meet these agreed upon therapy goals. Goals …
You have a client who had a stroke and now has aphasia. They clearly have trouble finding words. How can you best help them?If after a thorough assessment you believe they have anomia due to…
