Putting Play to Work

Join me for a two hour on-demand webinar and leave with practical information to use in the therapy room and share with parents.

Play is the way our little ones engage and interact with the world and our therapy needs to reflect this. Learn how to incorporate your goals into play therapy using the toys and materials you already have! You will see specific activities for phonological processing disorders, articulation, and early language goals. Activities/goals will focus on preschool and kindergarten populations.

Hosted by a pediatric speech-language pathologist with over 25 years of experience in the field, this session has been presented at Speech Retreat (abbreviated format), the TN Speech Language Hearing Association conference and was accepted by NC and FL state conferences too!

Details

Fee: $20.00 includes the 2 hour webinar, continuing education certificate, and all handouts and resources

Bonus! Attendees will receive a PDF with over 25 therapy plans incorporating play to target common articulation, phonology and language goals.

This webinar meets the requirement for 2 continuing maintenance hours, but is not an approved ASHA ceu course. You will receive a certificate of completion that you can use to submit to the CE registry once you attend the live session or view the recording.

We will start with the basics by answering these questions:

What is play?

Why is play the preferred method for treatment?

Then we'll cover how to plan our sessions

How long can we expect them to attend?

How many activities do we need for our session?

How can I structure my session to maximize success?

How do I create a play-based lesson plan?

Next, a deep dive into specific play ideas!

Ideas for phonological processing and articulation disorders

Ideas for language goals

How to integrate activities across a sesion so you stay sane!

We'll finish with some practical, nitty-gritty items

How can I manage the stuff?

How do I keep it clean?

Where can I get deals?

Questions? Contact me at [email protected]

Honesty time: preschool isn’t my favorite age group. I have a hard time with letting go of control. I have a hard time playing with my littles. [Kim] lit a fire under me with her presentation at TAASLP!

You made using play-based activities for a variety of goals look a lot easier than I expected it to be.

Seeing the different ways toys can be incorporated to keep kids engaged while still working on their goals inspired me to add more play to my sessions.