Checking Off Those CEUs
Are you one of those SLPs scrambling to get their CEUs completed by the end of the year? It’s happened to us all. I’m a
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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
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
Sunny Days
Ahhh….speech sessions have ended at the schools I’m at and my paperwork is typed and sent out. Yipee! Summer vacation! I will be seeing a
Giving my Child a Voice: The Role of the Parent in Childhood Apraxia of Speech
Congratulations to Krista who won a copy of this book! Guest post by Leslie Lindsay, R.N., B.S.N. I am thrilled to be a guest blogger
A Plea for Online Resources
Have you seen the swag celebrities receive at award shows? Last month, NBC reported the value of a Golden Globes swag bag was $50K. 50K!!!
Practice Makes Imperfect
We are surrounded by communication. As SLPs, we know this instinctively. From the report you write, to the blog you read, to the greeting in
A Burst of Therapy
When I was at ASHA in San Diego I had plans to attend a number of sessions, but I also built in time to relax
Quotable ASHA
My notebook is brimming with hastily scrawled notes and printed handouts. I have presentations downloaded on my computer and a convention program loaded with descriptions
I’m Packing my Bags!
I love to travel. So much so that the destination hardly matters—near, far, domestic, international. I love it all. I adore hotels, especially good hotels.
Talent is Overrated
(this post appeared on ASHAsphere on September 13, 2011) I recently picked up the book, Talent is Overrated, by Geoff Colvin and it’s one of
Speechie got her Groove Back
In my town, the schools host a “Boo-hoo Breakfast” for the moms (parents is more pc, but it’s the moms that show) dropping off Kindergarteners.
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