As a field, SLPs don’t tend to write true participation-level speech therapy goals (Baylor & Darling-White, 2020). Our field is still transitioning from a medical model to a client-centered, participation-focused…
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You may be surprised to learn that there are a number of problems with SMART goals! Learn how Goal Attainment Scaling makes SMART goals better. You’ll see the common GAS…
Soft skills are critically important for delivering person-centered care in speech therapy. Strengthening our soft skills would likely improve patient outcomes and satisfaction, as well as make it easier to…
After nearly ten years working in home health, I’ve learned that being organized and prepared is key to working smarter, not harder. Read on to see my recommendations for the…
Have you ever had a patient who did great in therapy, but their test scores were flat? Ever had a patient who didn’t “get” what you were trying to do?…
Here you’ll find the 20 best SLP blogs written for the adult population. Okay, I’ll ‘fess up and share that these are also the ONLY adult medical speech-language pathology blogs…
I’m sharing my thoughts on how we can learn to ethically use Chat CPT for speech therapy. Chat GPT will likely become an increasingly reliable and useful tool for SLPs…
Are you a medical speech-language pathologist looking for a good podcast? Whether you want to learn craft, pick up a new business tip, or get inspired, you’ll find something below.…
If you’re a new home health SLP, you may be looking for some tips for adjusting to your new setting. While I love home health, it is a challenging setting…
Try your hand at documenting a skilled dysarthria session and compare yours to the three I wrote. I share a dysarthria therapy session that follows the principles of motor learning,…