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.…
Category: <span>Being an SLP</span>
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,…
I’ve rounded up my top 11 inspirational resources that have helped me improve some aspect of my life. I’ve read and recommend all seven of the books listed below, most…
A home health SLP interview should be a two-way process. Just as your potential employer is interviewing you, you should interview them to determine if their company would be a…
“I talk fine. I don’t need a speech-language pathologist.” I occasionally hear something like this when I talk to a new patient. Since I didn’t know that SLPs did anything…
Goal Attainment Scaling is a goal-setting approach that is useful for both for documenting outcomes and for demonstrating those outcomes to insurance companies. How often do we know we’ve helped…
Those of us who work in healthcare have always known that “the only constant is change”, but the COVID-19 pandemic has taken things to a new level. Everyone is likely…
Many companies offer sales and deals during November, in conjunction with the ASHA Annual Convention. Since I’m not going to the Convention this year, I decided to find deals that…
After reading Rebecca’s post about how using ASHA’s Evidence Maps can save us time, I wondered how much time it would actually take to use ASHA’s Evidence Maps to find…