I like to think that the vast majority of us who provide speech and language therapy services online are doing so because we value the flexibility that it adds to our clinical practice and because we’re trained in implementation. However, I also think that it is always wise to do your research as a consumer before… (read more)
With the advent of a new year, we get to meet many new friends. Is your resolution to get your child in for an evaluation for a speech, language, occupational therapy or a feeding concern? We’re happy to meet you! While these first few weeks of January are busy for us, we’ve all enjoyed the… (read more)
Every session is a challenge as a new clinician. I remember the crazy amount of time I spent preparing for each treatment session in graduate school. Luckily, as I gained knowledge and experience, I became more efficient and comfortable. I learned the right questions to ask and where to start with a student, and also how… (read more)
I had this crystal clear idea in my head as to how I would tackle the American Telemedicine Association Conference at the end of the month. Like any other conference, I’d look at the program and circle the sessions I didn’t want to miss and perhaps circle the names of presenters I may want to… (read more)
Einstein says, Many people think that the progress of the human race is based on experiences of an empirical, critical nature, but I say that true knowledge is to be had only through a philosophy of deduction. For it is intuition that improves the world, not just following the trodden path of thought. Intuition makes… (read more)
There are moments in a career when anyone can feel “Yeah, I know what I’m doing.” But for myself, the moments in which I’ve felt most successful in my career relate to when I’ve had an influence on the systematic execution of services. I developed the 3:1 model of service delivery in the schools because… (read more)