Today, I’m sharing a success story in which my patient “James” went from rarely speaking to cracking jokes in five sessions. Five! Read on to learn about James, ECoLoGiC-Tx for…
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Anyone want to learn how to write SLP SOAP notes better and faster? Me, please! I’ve just finished researching and writing a guide for writing SOAP notes for SLPs to…
Executive function can be surprisingly hard to explain in speech therapy. In this post, I share a clearer, evidence-based way to talk about executive function, moving beyond potentially misleading analogies…
If you assess motor speech, I highly recommend that you check out the Colorado Motor Speech Framework (CMSF). The CMSF is a free tool that makes motor speech evaluations easier…
I’ve finally started a YouTube channel for the blog and posted my first short video! Making and editing the video was fun (and took way longer than I thought it…
My goal is to raise awareness of the risks of dysphagia diets so that SLPs can better support patient autonomy and ethical-decision making. I’m discussing key findings from a survey…
As speech-language pathologists (SLPs), we’re likely to work with adults who have undiagnosed ADHD. These may be people whose symptoms have been present all along, hidden beneath coping strategies or…
Have you ever talked with an adult who’s confused about the year or insists they have to go to work–even though they’ve been retired for years? Maybe you tried steer…
Brett McCardel, MS, CCC-SLP produced an in-depth seminar “Auditory Comprehension in Aphasia: Theoretical Perspectives, Assessment, and Treatment,” which you can listen to on the MedSLP Collective Podcast. In his seminar,…
Memory problems can arise from many causes. We might be able to change some factors, like getting better sleep, exercise, or nutrition. But other causes might not have a “cure,”…