This list of resources will link you to Corey’s favorite resources when working with older clients (middle and high school age) who stutter. This comes from Corey’s presentation about strategies and techniques for middle and high school age clients.
Here is a list of some of our favorite simple, repetitive books that can be used in therapy to address a variety of skills.
This handout includes links to many different resources that can be used for a variety of themes during teletherapy or regular therapy practice. These were mentioned in the “themed teletherapy ideas” webinar recording.
Working on oral motor movements has become a hot button in our field due to the extensive research about how “non-speech oral motor exercises” are not backed by enough research.
Here are some great goal ideas to get you started with writing goals for voice therapy. Be sure to customize these to meet the specific needs of your clients.
Quick Carry-Over Strategies and Ideas Check out Laura Powell’s quick tips for helping children generalize their new skills to new settings! Download the Cheat Sheet: Download the Handout
This guide will help you decide which words to target when you’re using the Core Word Speech Therapy approach for children with severe speech disorders and limited attention.
Confused about how to write a good social skills goal? Check out these examples.
Ideas for the types of goals you can write for children who aren’t speaking yet.
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