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Social Therapy for Conversational Skills – Webinar Course
Social Skill Therapy for Conversational Skills Presented by: Carrie Clark M.A., CCC-SLP Join us live or watch the recording afterward. Must join The SLK Hub to attend. Description: Children with social communication disorder or autism spectrum disorders
How to Work on Social Skills in Mixed Speech Therapy Groups
How to Work on Social Skills in Mixed Speech Therapy Groups Do you have children who need to work on social skills mixed in with other students? Lauren DiBiase from At the Heart of Speech Therapy joined us live on October 23rd to share her 5 tips for
Perspective Taking Speech Therapy |Teaching Social Perspective Taking
Perspective Taking Speech Therapy Children with social language impairments can have a lot of trouble taking the perspective of others. This can cause trouble with social interactions and navigating daily interactions. Lauren DiBiase shares with us her 5 steps (plus a bonus step!) for improving perspective-taking in children.
Social Stories for Speech Therapy: Examples and How to Use
Social Stories for Speech Therapy: Examples and How to Use Social stories are simple stories that explain to a child how something should be. These are a handy and versatile tool that we can use in speech/language therapy and also at home as parents. They can walk a
Social Skills Group Therapy: Activities for Children/Teens
Social Skills Group Therapy: Activities for Children/Teens Many of our children with language delays also have trouble with social skills. This may be due to certain conditions that impair social skills, like autism, or it may just be because these children have trouble learning language and social interactions
Social Skills Activities for Middle Schoolers: Speech Therapy Goals and Ideas
Social Skills Activities for Middle Schoolers: Speech Therapy Goals and Ideas Many of our children with language delays also have trouble with social skills. This may be due to certain conditions that impair social skills, like autism, or it may just be because these children have trouble learning
Social Skills Therapy for Kids: How to Teach Social Communication Skills
Social Skills Therapy: How to Teach Social Communication Skills to Children Some children struggle with the social skills necessary to make and keep friends. It can be tricky to figure out exactly why the child is struggling so this may take some observations and lots of self-reflection on
Social Skills for Autistic Adolescents and Teens
Social Skills for Autistic Adolescents and Teens Today we're discussing how to teach conversation and social skills to older children who are struggling. This may include children with autism or other social impairments. Social Skill Therapy for Autistic Adolescent and Teens: Join the
Social Skills Activities for Preschoolers: Speech Therapy Ideas
Social Skills Activities for Preschoolers Many children with social language impairments have difficulty initiating or starting an interaction. Some children aren’t at all motivated to interact with others and therefore need a little bit of encouragement from us to get the ball rolling. Other children are very interested
Signs that a Child is a Gestalt Language Processor (and How to Help)
Signs that a Child is a Gestalt Language Processor (and How to Help) Did you know that there are two ways that children acquire language? Analytic Language Development: Child learns to speak one word at a time. When they have mastered single words, they eventually start combining 2+
When should children start saying two words together? (And how to help them do it)
When should children start saying two words together? (And how to help them do it) Did you know there are two different ways that children learn to speak? Some children learn words one at a time. They will say single words (like "mama" or "up") until they have enough that
How to Teach a Child Comparing and Contrasting Skills
Teaching "Comparing and Contrasting" Skills to Children What are "Comparing and Contrasting" Skills? For this skill, we will help children identify when things are the same or different. Then, we'll help them describe how two items are similar or different by comparing and contrasting aspects about those items.
5 Ways to Get your ASHA Hours (Without Paying for CEUs)
5 Ways to Get your ASHA Hours (Without Paying for CEUs) All speech-language pathologists know that we need 30 CEUs every three years to maintain our ASHA Certification, right? Or do we??? As it turns out, we don't need CEUs at all. We need 30 hours every three years
SLP Resources for Paperwork and Other Admin Tasks
Paperwork and Admin Resources for Speech-Language Professionals As a speech-language pathologist or professional, you have a lot more on your plate than just seeing your clients. In fact, when asked about job satisfaction, most SLPs say that large amounts of paperwork and large workload/caseload size are their greatest
Language Therapy for Children Activities and Ideas
What is Language Therapy for Children? When a child is having trouble using words, sentences, and language to communicate with others, speech-language pathologists can provide language therapy to boost their skills. Language therapy can target skills like using grammatically correct sentences, asking and answering questions, following directions, understanding
The School SLP’s Guide to Getting Organized and Stressing Less
The School SLP's Guide to Getting Organized and Stressing Less SLPs are Overworked. Who's Surprised? Anyone?? Did you know that 58% of school-based SLPs say high workload/caseload size is their greatest challenge as a school based professional? And 37% of respondents said it was incorporating optimal service delivery
Sight Words Games | Free Activities to Teach Sight Words
Sight Words Games: Free Activities to Teach Sight Words Sight words are words that we expect children to be able to read or decode as soon as they see them, without having to sound them out. Some of these words are difficult to sound out, as they don't
Boosting Confidence in Children who Stutter | Addressing Negative Emotions
Boosting Confidence in Children who Stutter: Addressing Negative Emotions Some children who stutter may have negative emotions or reactions related to their stuttering. They may feel conscious of their stuttering and it may cause them to become stressed our upset. Feeling tense or upset about stuttering can actually
Speech and Language Activities (90+ Free Materials)
Get Instant Access to 90+ Speech Activities & Language Activities—For Free! We've consolidated all of our freebies onto one page! Perfect for SLPs, parents, & other speech-language professionals! We have speech activities to help a child speak sounds more clearly. We have language activities to help a
