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…
Category: <span>Being an SLP</span>
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…
Don’t get lost in the sea of information, research, and opinion! Use ASHA’s Evidence Maps to quickly find evidence relevant to your patients. Read about my experience trying the maps…
Speech-language pathologists, here’s a list of 40+ places to find ASHA CEUs. I’ve included general information about cost, location, time-frame, format, and other helpful information. The list includes ASHA CEU…
I recently ran into trouble with a patient who agreed to goals during the initial assessment, but made little progress. What I didn’t realize was that I was missing a…
Collaborative goal-setting takes a little extra time at the start, but results in some pretty big pay-offs. Here I write about how I collaborate with patients and/or their families to…
Eat, Speak, & Think has just reached its one-year anniversary. To celebrate, I’m announcing the Free Subscription Library, which is a password-protected bonus to subscribers of my newsletter. What is…
I’m sharing eight strategies for easier reassessments. Most of us probably find that reassessments can be time-consuming and even stressful. And we all have to do them. Medicare requires a…
Are you a struggling speech-language pathologist? Feeling over-whelmed or burned out? If so, you’re not alone! I wrote the first draft of this post in my journal this week, feeling…