SpeechTea Blog

  • Using Winter Crafts in Speech Therapy

    Winter crafts can be a valuable tool in speech therapy, offering a hands-on and engaging approach to address various speech and language goals. The...
  • A SLPs Guide To A Language-Enriched Easter Basket

    It's that time of year and everyone is headed to the store to fill Easter baskets!   During the Christmas season, I was asked often by parents for ...
  • How To Carryover Fluency Techniques and Skills In the Home

    Need help getting carryover in the home with your stuttering clients? Try these tips and strategies! Speech therapy is only successful once it is generalized!
  • 5 Ways to Use Pop Its in Speech Therapy

    These little popper sensory toys are still all the rage with kids. And I LOVE incorporating motivating toys in my sessions. Even better? They are m...
  • 5 Things To Do When Your Session Takes A Turn South

    Hi SLP friends!    Let's chat about 5 things to do when your session takes a turn south. Look, you’ll here me repeat this so often on the podcast b...
  • 3 Mistakes I See EI Providers Make (and what to do instead)

    Hi SLP friends! Today I want to talk about 3 mistakes that I see EI providers make. Now I’ve done early intervention either part time or full time...
  • 3 Ways To Become A Better CF Supervisor

    Hi SLP friends! Today I wanted to chat about 3 ways to become a better CF supervisor. Now if you are a CF listening or you think one day you might ...
  • Celebrating Birthdays in Speech

    Hi SLP friends! Let’s talk about celebrating birthdays in speech. I LOVE celebrating birthdays in speech. I always know when their birthdays are an...
  • Why You Can’t Stop Evaluating your Speech Therapy Clients

    Hi SLP friends! I want to chat about why you need to continuously evaluate your clients. And no, I’m not talking about standardized tests. But befo...
  • Hey SLP, Get Outside and PLAY!

    Let's talk about how you can move therapy outside and play to increase speech and language. Read my top tips and favorite activities to engage and grow!
  • How To Carryover Early Intervention Strategies In The Home

    In Early Intervention, we often have the benefit of seeing the child in their own, natural environment. We can assess the hurdles they may have to overcome in their homes and we see the areas where we can educate the parent or caregiver. But how can we make sure the therapy techniques we model and educate on are being transferred over on a daily basis?
  • How To Get Carryover of Social Language Skills In The Home

    We’re talking all about generalization and carryover of our client’s goals into their home for the next few weeks, so I KNEW we had to discuss this...