Goal: Reduce Nasal Emission During Speech Long Term-Ultimate Goal: The client will independently have no nasal emissions/hypernasality during unstructured conversation in all settings 85% of the time. If there is
Topic: Voice & Resonance The topic of voice and resonance includes things like vocal quality, vocal abuse, nasality, and prosody. You can use our choose a goal from our goal bank
Goal: Replace Challenging Behaviors with Language Challenging behaviors are a common occurrence with our population of children, particularly the younger ones who cannot communicate well. Fortunately, these challenging behaviors are
The SLP Solution Curriculum Welcome to our Curriculum! We feel your pain! You don’t have enough time to plan out and prep for well-organized, engaging therapy sessions but you have
Goal: Use Auxiliary Verbs in Conversational Speech Auxiliary verbs are our helping verbs. They are verbs that are used along side another verb. They are words like “be”, “do”, and
Approach: Group Therapy Description: Sometimes we do therapy with children by themselves. Sometimes we see them in groups. All too often we end up grouping children due to high caseloads
Goal: Improve Overall Intelligibility by Decreasing Mumbling Sample Goal: During five minutes of unstructured conversation in the natural setting, Student will achieve a 4 or higher on the following intelligibility
Goal: Answer Questions about Past Events PREREQUISITE: Before addressing this goal, make sure that the client is able to answer questions about things that are immediately present. Click Here to
Goal: Increase Spontaneous Speech Through Indirect Language Stimulation (For Non-Speaking or Minimally-Verbal Children) For this goal, we want a child to start speaking (or start speaking more) but we are
Goal: Expand Vocabulary of Nouns from Basic Categories Sample Goal: Client will increase his/her vocabulary by expressively naming (using spoken speech, sign language, or AAC) 10 words from each of
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