5 Ways to Incorporate Literacy into Articulation Therapy
Did you know that even in the absence of specific language impairments, children with speech sound disorders (SSD) are at a greater risk of both spelling and reading challenges?1 The risk is…
7 Ways to Help Children Who Stutter Overcome Bullying
Children who stutter experience bullying more often than other children.1, 2 This presents a significant challenge for children, parents, and speech-language pathologists. Because of their speaking difficulties, children who stutter may also…
The Unsuspecting Supervisor: 4 Strategies for Successful SLPA Supervision
Here you are, a seasoned and successful school speech-language pathologist, enjoying the rewards of helping children communicate and succeed while dealing with the challenges of a diverse caseload and sometimes-limited resources. You understand the obstacles…
10 Tips for Dealing with Challenging Parents and Advocates
Have you ever walked into an Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting with the best of intentions only to be greeted by anxious or irate parents accompanied by advocates with an agenda? You may even encounter…
Emotion Regulation: An Essential Aspect of Social Communication
Consider all the details and small actions we perform when we interact with others, including everything from the speech style we use with different people to our body language.This is social communication.Social communication demands the…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
