Words matter. The language we choose as speech-language pathologists doesn’t just describe, it shapes perceptions, relationships, and opportunities. When we use words that highlight strengths, affirm identities, and respond to the lived experiences of clients and...
Words matter. The language we choose as speech-language pathologists doesn’t just describe, it shapes perceptions, relationships, and opportunities. When we use words that highlight strengths, affirm identities, and respond to the lived experiences of clients and...
After a couple of years of being an SLP, I was blown away by the sheer intelligence being...
One aspect of how developed a person’s language is, relates to how successfully they access and...
Okay, so receptive language activities are one of my favorite things to do in therapy. I...
Have you ever been in an IEP meeting or sitting with a parent and listened to a diagnostician...
Some research that I have uncovered and revisited lately has made me question how I have been...
Have you ever thought about why we test for a receptive and expressive language disorder pretty...
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