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How Travel Therapy Can Improve Your CareerBy: Julia Kuhn, MS CCC-SLP Blogger at https://thetravelingtraveler.com/ and on Instagram at: https://instagram.com/thetravelingtraveler_/ Being a traveling therapist has taken me…
The Good, the Bad, and the Real of Traveling with a DogBy: Caley Reeves, CCC-SLP (Instagram: @caley_travelslp) There is so much joy, comfort, and adventure that comes from traveling with a dog. There is also worry, expense, and…
Therapy Should Look Like PlayThere seems to be an expectation that “intervention” should look like work. That flashcards and worksheets which focus on specific targets and drills are the way to boost our…
Travel Therapy- What you need to know, and what they don’t always tell youBy Andrea Nye, OTR/L (Instagram: @andrea_nye) Travel therapy had been on my radar since I was a grad student, however I didn’t feel like I would be “prepared” enough to jump right…
Create an adventure every day!By: Katie Baumgartel from @katie_baum You may have heard the quote by Eleanor Roosevelt, “Do one thing every day that scares you.” You may also be familiar with the saying “life…
Play is an Important Part of Speech TherapyEmily Cohen, M.A., CCC-SLP is the owner of Tandem Speech Therapy, a private pediatric speech therapy practice in Austin, TX. She is also the author and developer of Playing With…
I hope this helps someone considering travel!I’m Kristin Weingart, a Travel Speech Language Pathologist. You mean like the one that goes from school to school? No state to state. Did you know that that’s an option for you?…
Theory of MindDuring a conversation with another person, we are constantly modifying our responses based on the feedback we receive. This includes not only the other person’s words, but their…