If you follow me on social media, you know I live in Louisiana. Let me tell you, it is HOT. I'm sure all of you are feeling the heat as well, so I wanted to chat about a fun summer activity that incorporates a way to chill down and boost language!
By giving parents specific examples of how to incorporate language into our daily routines, we help them increase their opportunities for language. The best way to do that? Think of chores or necessary parts of life that parents use everyday. Today we'll talk about one that is so underutilized but can increase their child's language skills tremendously with little effort: car rides!
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?
Hi friends! 👋🏼 I'm back with another Early Intervention topic! It's well-known that I absolutely love working with this population and I love to...
Hey speech friend! 👋🏼 Is there ever an activity that a client LOVES but baffles you how you can incorporate some great speech therapy into it?...
Hi friends! Do you ever hear about speech therapists targeting articulation in play and wonder how they do it? I know I definitely did! Unti...
Hey speech friends! 👋🏼 A lot can happen in a few months, including our precious clients mastering a skill or at least making substantial progres...
If you follow me on social media, you know I live in Louisiana. Let me tell you, it is HOT. I'm sure all of you are feeling the heat as well, so I wanted to chat about a fun summer activity that incorporates a way to chill down and boost language!
It's the last post of our Back to School Series, but I saved the best for last! I have a special place in my heart for carryover, and it shows!...
By giving parents specific examples of how to incorporate language into our daily routines, we help them increase their opportunities for language. The best way to do that? Think of chores or necessary parts of life that parents use everyday. Today we'll talk about one that is so underutilized but can increase their child's language skills tremendously with little effort: car rides!
Hi friends! If you've been around my social media or a regular in my emails, you'll know that Early Intervention has a special place in my hear...
Hi friends! There are some essentials that I always pack in my therapy bag when heading out for Early Intervention therapy sessions: Bubbles, Wi...
Hi speech friend! Something I always love to do in my own speech therapy sessions when a student is struggling to get engaged is pull out some pic...
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...
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?
