A Flair for the Dramatic
Each spring my mom, sister and I head to NYC for a weekend. We shop, we eat at great restaurants and, the best part, we
Category: Musings
Getting to Know: Activity Tailor
Natalie Snyders has put together a linky party to introduce online SLPs. What a fun way to meet the people behind the screen! Who am
The Importance of Reading Aloud
If you’ve always been inclined towards pediatrics and you’ve been in the field….a while, it might be difficult to realize how many folks need training
In Defense of (gasp) Worksheets
Don’t get me wrong—I’m a huge fan of board games both at home and in therapy. I’m big into crafts (even glitter). I like cooking
What if Speech Pathology Was a State?
Please join me in welcoming my guest blogger, Deb Kerner! As a profession, speech pathologists are continually having to teach others what we do and
Chicken Soup for the SLP Soul: A selective moment
Graduate school is a tough time. Not only was I limited in my knowledge and experience (professional and life), but you’re constantly thrown into new
Share the Love!
Valentine’s day is nearly upon us and I wish I could somehow shove a big box of chocolates through my screen to all of you
It’s Charming!
Please welcome Debra Kerner who contributed this charming post to my blog today! I am a very sentimental person and happen to collect, obtain,
Generational Joy: Including the hard-of-hearing adult
For me one of the joys of the holidays is the chance to see extended family. For many years, we had the good fortune to
Stepping Out
Ten thousand hours. That oft-cited statistic, brought to public consciousness by Malcom Glidewell , suggests that 10,000 hours of practice (purposeful, not mindless, practice) will give
Major Decisions
We’ll be starting the college visits this year, which has brought up an even bigger discussion—the college major. It’s an odd thing, because sixteen is
Eloise and Me
I’m such a homebody and I love to nest. So it seems a bit odd that I also adore travel—anywhere and of any kind. I’m
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