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SCHOOL OT THANKSGIVING INSPIRED ACTIVITIESThanksgiving is the day we all cherish and look forward to in November. With all those happy thoughts and warm feelings it brought, who doesn’t get pretty much excited to…
How Do I Get A Toddler to Stay Engaged During My Speech Therapy Session?We’ve all been here at some point. We’ve thoughtfully planned our session, carefully considered how to engage the toddler while also coaching the parent and are ready to go! But…
Fun Activities for your Therapy SessionsOccupational Therapists have their own clever ways to incorporate fun activities into therapy sessions. Kids (and kids at heart) love to play! The moment they hear, “Let’s play a…
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…
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…