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Journal Confession
Have you ever had a habit that you worried was a little, well, deviant? Or, as in my case, a habit I didn’t have that
SpeechPathology.com (plus a giveaway!)
Whether or not you were inspired by my ACE award story, you need to comply with certification maintenance requirements. These days, I have the luxury
Continuing Education Options: the Pros and Cons
Phew! I made it home and so did my luggage (I had to open the expander, but it made weight). I’m unpacked and nearly caught up
Striking a Se-cord
My calendar for April was full, full, full, but when I got the postcard for my state conference and saw the short course with Dr.
Essential Social Media Tools for SLPs — Part 2: Embracing Blogs
At the recent ASHA convention, I was proud to be a featured panelist on a Learning Lab session. At this venue, we talked about
Gabby at ASHA
Each year, ASHA honors an individual who embodies the spirit of Annie Glenn, known for her advocacy of communication disorders. This year’s “Annie” recipient is
ASHA Booth #840 (plus a giveaway): Activity Tailor
November 18, 2012: Lauren was the winner of my #ASHAless giveaway! Congratulations! The van’s packed and I’m ready to go! For those of you headed
Atlanta: Beyond ASHA
Ah. Atlanta. My husband and I arrived in Atlanta as newlyweds. He had recently accepted a job with his corporate headquarters. I joined him to
Cutting through the Hype: Essential Social Media for SLPs (A PediaStaff Learning Lab)
Sounds intriguing doesn’t it? PediaStaff, in addition to providing valuable placement assistance for pediatric therapists (SLP, OT, PT, school psychologists and assistants), has been a
I’m Having a Vision
Picture this, I’m discussing my need for a more structured program targeting a particular grouping of deficits that have been cropping up for me in
LOL (Lof-ing Out Loud) at Schools 2012
Even though I only had a day, I was excited to check out the ASHA School Convention in Milwaukee. And I was doubly excited
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