Speech Language Therapists
The wise ones fashioned speech with their thought, sifting it as grain is sifted through a sieve - Buddha
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But Why Are Irregulars “Irregular?”
The English language is a glorious bastard child. Like the English themselves, its words and grammar are the result of the promiscuous and incestuous interbreeding that has been going on since the Angles, Saxons, and Jutes decided that they’d like an island vacation rather than sprawl out topless on the beaches of 5th century Europe – just as their current descendants do. Add to the mix the vocabulary of the Picts and Scots, along with a smattering of the ancient Welsh and Irish, and you’ve got yourself a language that turns out to be more wanton and debauched than a Roman orgy hosted by Caligula in a particularly creative mood.
As a result of this linguistic licentiousness, speech…
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Lost for Words
A disease called primary progressive aphasia gradually robs people of their language skills while leaving their minds intact.
A letter to...ME as a new SLP
I am writing this letter from 17 years in the future! I want to let you know about the great experiences you will have, and how you will learn and grow along the way.
A Mother's Case for Early Speech Therapy
I think the one thing I would like to make sure this article says is that speech therapy is well worth the time invested, that these services are definitely out there.
Developing speech and language skills through songs
“Where words fail, music speaks” – Hans Christian Andersen. Songs are powerful – for many of us they evoke memories and express emotions. However, perhaps most of all, they can be fun! Children are no different. Many children love music and singing – and they usually don’t have the same inhibitions about doing it publicly that many adults have!
How blowing into a straw can save your voice
I’ve always had a raspy voice that easily burns out. A loud party or long day of talking can leave me sounding like Tom Waits. But is there any way to avoid this?
Learning to Love to Stutter
The organizers of an annual conference for stutterers argue that the condition should be considered just another way of speaking, rather than something that needs to be treated.
New Speech-Therapy Tools Make Practicing at Home Easier
Speech therapy for children is becoming a do-it-yourself project for parents, thanks to a host of new technology tools and medical devices.
But Why Are Irregulars “Irregular?”
As pragmatists, 99% of us will just say, “Because it is” and then focus on the job at hand – teaching the exception to the rule. But 1% of us – and I count me as “one of us” – really does wonder “But why IS it went and saw and took rather than goed and seed and taked?”
SpeakingofSpeech.com
SpeakingofSpeech.com is the first and largest interactive forum for speech/language pathologists and teachers to improve communication skills in our schools...
Speech-Language-Therapy.com
Since 1998 speech-language-therapy dot com has provided information and resources to consumers, Speech-Language Pathologists / Speech and Language Therapists and students worldwide.
Speech-LanguagePathologist.org
Speech-LanguagePathologist.org is a community organization and website portal dedicated to the sharing of resources and information about the field of speech-language pathology.
SpeechPathology.com
Unlimited learning opportunities for SLPs,
all4mychild
As speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, we have been co-leading Social Adventure Groups for more than 10 years. The individual therapy we provide supports and builds social, communication, motor and regulatory skills to improve engagement in all facets of life,
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology
American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of clinical practice for speech-language pathologists and speech and language researchers; topics are relevant to speech-language pathology professionals worldwide.
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Making effective communication, a human right, accessible and achievable for all.
Crazy Speech World
Creative therapy ideas from my Crazy Speech World to yours... It's a wild and sparkly life!
Kidmunicate
As we say at Kidmunicate, “Communication is a gift. Some are born with it. Some need a little lift.” We provide the lift that some kids need. And we do so with loving care.
My Speech Universe
A place to explore speech and language ideas.
Play on Words
The award winning speech therapy site where play advances language.
Playing with Words 365
At PWW365, we believe in getting back to basics. Toss the flash cards and those terrible loud, obnoxious “learning” toys. We believe that {most} children learn best during play and when having fun.
Practically Speeching
Welcome to "Practically Speeching"! I'm Alexis, and this speech-language pathology blog started as a way to consolidate all of my graduate school lesson plans and activities. I've since graduated and hope that the time I've spent creating, cutting, pasting, and coloring will help you bring some fun to your "speeching"!
Rehab Insider
REHAB INSIDER is a trusted source for news, clinical updates, profiles of prominent therapists, regulatory matters, product information, patient resources, and listings for the latest job openings and CE courses in your chosen area.
Self-Care Tips for SLPs
A burned out SLP helps nobody. You don’t need to rush through everything! Most SLPs I know have seemingly endless to-do lists filled with task after task.
Simply Speech
I was inspired to start a speech blog to share ideas with other therapists. I hope you enjoy Simply Speech and can find some great therapy ideas and inspiration... after all, that is why it's here!
Speech And Language Kids
Where speech-language pathologists go for answers.
Speech Gadget
Speech and language therapy ideas, apps, websites and more.
Speech Room News
My speech room is chronically messy. I love doing fun activities in the speech room and incorporating technology! Feel free to use the freebies, downloads, app reviews and thoughts on this blog.
Speechbloguk
Two British Speech Therapists writing about all things speech and language.
Speechy Musings
Hi speechy friends! I'm Shannon, a speech-language pathologist who absolutely loves her job. Join me to learn about all things speech, language, and communication with a little fun thrown in!
Sublime Speech
Boring isn't beneficial! This blog is about spicing up therapy with fun activities, technology, creative resources, and more! Enjoy this fresh little slice of speech & language therapy with a twist!
Talking Talk
Interest in Autism, language-learning disabilities, auditory processing and childhood developmental difficulties.
Teach Me To Talk
Helping parents and professionals teach toddlers to understand and use language.
The Dabbling Speechie
To dabble is to take part in an activity in a casual or superficial way. There is a lot more than dabbling going on here - Kidmunicate
The Language Fix
A blog for sharing language and learning information.
The Speech Dudes
The edgy side of speech pathology; sharp, profane, but never dull. Sly educators.
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