Addressing the Limited Access to an Autism Evaluation: What SLPs Can Do
Speech-language pathologists are often some of the first professionals families call with concerns about autism. Chances are, they have been trying to schedule an autism evaluation for quite some time because increasingly, this is what we hear: “We’ve been on a...
Autism Tests and Screeners: Understanding the Most Common Autism Testing Tools
I did a bit of a deep dive trying to find a good autism test or screener recently as we have been...
Expert Advice on Addressing Trauma as an SLP: A Conversation with Beth Bergstrom
Speech-language pathologists are often the first professionals to notice when something about a...
Expert Advice on Increasing Parent Involvement – 3 Videos, 8 1/2 minutes
Speech therapy progress when working with young children can take place in cars, during mealtimes,...
Expert Advice on Supporting Individuals Who Stutter – 3 Videos, 7 1/2 minutes
Stuttering is more than a speech pattern—it is an experience that can shape how a person is seen,...
Expert Advice on Affirming and Responsive Language – 3 Videos, 5 minutes
Words matter. The language we choose as speech-language pathologists doesn’t just describe, it...
A Final Defense for Group Language Therapy: Ideas, 3 Blueprints, and Evidence
You’ve got 48 students, a schedule that looks like Tetris, and more mixed groups than solo slots....
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