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In this episode of All Things SLP, we’re tackling one of the most critical aspects of effective therapy: choosing intentional targets. Gone are the days of picking targets at random – it’s time to level up your sessions with thoughtful, research-backed decisions that lead to better outcomes for your clients.
We’ll discuss:
🎧 Listen in for actionable strategies you can use right away to reframe your therapy planning and ensure every session moves the needle forward for your clients.
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📝 Challenge of the Week:
Take a fresh look at your therapy targets this week. Are they intentional, or is it time to reframe your approach?
Don’t forget to reach out if you have any questions. See you next week! 😊
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In this episode of All Things SLP, we dive into "The Client Roadmap" – a simple and effective way to approach every client on your caseload with confidence. Whether you're tackling unfamiliar diagnoses or navigating areas outside your comfort zone, this roadmap will help you stay organized, intentional, and prepared.
I’ll share key insights, practical tips, and a resource that can simplify your therapy planning process and eliminate the “what now?” overwhelm. Tune in to learn how to confidently treat any client who walks through your door!
Want to make your job even easier? Stick around until the end for a special offer just for listeners.
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Welcome to a brand-new year with the All Things SLP podcast! Whether you're diving back into private practice or squeezing the last days of your school break, this episode is packed with practical tips to ease your transition.
🎙️ In this episode:
Plus, hear about The Speech Therapy Toolbox, the ultimate membership for reducing your caseload stress and feeling prepared all year long!
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Start your year with fresh ideas and a positive mindset—tune in now! 🎧
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The holidays are here, and as SLPs, we know what that means—schedules are shifting, clients are out of sync, and it can feel like everything is on pause. In this episode of All Things SLP, we’re diving into how to support your students during the long holiday break, especially when it comes to maintaining the progress you've worked so hard to achieve.
Whether you're in a school setting or private practice, this time of year can mean extended breaks, sometimes up to a month, which can disrupt your therapy plans—especially for kids with speech sound disorders. So how can we keep the momentum going?
Tune in to hear three practical strategies for ensuring carryover over the break:
Whether you're looking for ways to manage the chaos or just need a little encouragement, this episode offers practical tips to help you finish the year strong.
🎧 Happy Holidays from the All Things SLP Podcast!
P.S. Don't forget, if you're a member of The Speech Therapy Toolbox, you can get 10% off your next purchase with the code "PODCAST"—more details inside!
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In this episode of the All Things SLP podcast, we explore how to simplify your therapy sessions by using just one book to target multiple goals across a range of age groups. Host Erin Larsen, M.S., CCC-SLP dives into the power of creative thinking, showing how a beloved children's book, Little Blue Truck, can be adapted to suit different therapy needs, from early intervention to elementary school students.
Learn how to incorporate joint attention, early sounds, pronouns, comparisons, and even speech sounds into your sessions—all using the same book. Whether you're targeting fluency, social language, or articulation, this episode is packed with practical ideas for making your therapy both effective and efficient.
You'll hear how simple adjustments—like focusing on pictures, using high-frequency words, and adapting for different ages—can reduce the need for elaborate materials and streamline your therapy planning. Plus, discover how using the same book across your caseload can boost your therapy outcomes while saving you time.
Join us for this fun, insightful episode that proves you don’t need fancy resources to create dynamic, engaging, and goal-driven therapy!
Tune in now and start working smarter, not harder!
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In this episode of the All Things SLP podcast, we’re diving into the role of parents in speech therapy sessions. Should they be present or wait in the waiting room? Whether you’re in private practice, home visits, or outpatient clinics, this is a topic worth considering. Erin reflects on their own evolution in this area, from initially leaving parents in the waiting room to now actively involving them in sessions for better carryover and understanding.
Tune in as we explore how different age groups benefit from parental involvement—starting with little ones in early intervention all the way to older kids—and why it’s crucial for parents to be informed and engaged. Learn how coaching parents during sessions can help build their confidence, encourage better follow-through at home, and boost progress in therapy. Plus, we’ll discuss practical tips for making the most out of those final minutes of the session when you bring parents in to discuss goals.
Don’t miss out on these valuable insights for improving therapy outcomes, and be sure to check out links below for more tools and discounts available to listeners.
Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts on this episode by sending a DM to @speech.tea or @thespeechtherapytoolbox on Instagram.
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Does it feel like your clients are 'off' during the holidays? Or maybe you're seeing more behaviors? You're not alone! This episode dives into an explanation of what are neurodivergent clients are experiencing during these months and how we can support them.
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This episode dives into two different therapy styles and how you can own the type of therapist you are by leaning into your style, all while reducing overwhelm along the way.
Overwhelmed by certain clients or target areas? This episode is for you!
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Hi there! I'm back!
After a longer hiatus than expected, the All Things SLP back in your ears every Tuesday! Listen to this shortie episode on what I've been up to plus a couple podcast exclusive discounts. Thanks for being her! ~Erin
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In today's episode, I chat with Aimee Walton, SLP about her role in working with high schoolers and their transition to post secondary. This episode is a MUST listen for all SLPs as we learn to incorporate life skills and daily living skills into all of our language goals, no matter the age of the client.
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About the host:
Erin Larsen, M.S., CCC-SLP
Owner of Speech Tea, LLC and founder of The Speech Therapy Toolbox
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