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5 Strategies for Working with that “Shut Down Kid”“NO!!!” could be the most challenging answer an slp can encounter when handing out a worksheet or activity to a student. The kid is simply not interested or demotivated or…
Toddling around Speech PathologyPudgy faces, nappies, prams and anxious parents. Welcome to a land free from IPads but full of cubby houses, touch & feel books and teddy bear picnics. I’m a speech pathologist…
5 Travel Nursing Tips for Adjusting to a New FacilityA fine balance between clinical skills and personal abilities is expected from a travel nurse since you need to be flexible and self-motivated in constantly changing surroundings…
Roles of School Psychologist in Bullying Prevention and InterventionYou might probably know Regina George. She is the famously Queen Bee and the notorious leader of “Plastics.” She is belittling, controlling, deceiving, mean, and capable of doing…
What Foreign-Trained RNs and Allied Clinicians Should Pack for the U.S.You’re moving to the United States of America for at least three to four years. For a trip across the world, it’s very difficult to bring everything you have, so remember that you…
Is Handwriting Still Important in Today’s Tech World?Apple, once again went viral when they released the newest iPhone model last September. While sometime in June Microsoft made it to the headlines launching Surface Laptop to the…
Travel Nursing Compact States & the eNLCUpdated as of July 3, 2018 The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) has announced the new Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC), which will replace the original…
Top 10 Most Liked Speech Language Pathologist Blogger According to Facebook“Blogs” are one of the most helpful and useful sources of information we considered nowadays, of course, aside from books, training, and seminars. With the booming numbers of SLP…