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Gifts of Gab!
I try to buy Christmas gifts as the inspiration strikes and I have a shelf in our guest room where I hide those goodies. It’s
A Quick RehASH-A
ASHA timed it just right this year. Denver had snow just before our arrival and struggled with more wintery weather just after our departure. I’m
Weakness Turned Strength
As mom to two teens, I am acutely aware of the impact social media has on our perceptions of others and the “keeping up” mentality
Thanksgiving Bingo Riddles and a Giveaway!
Congratulations to Renee! She won a free copy of her own! “I love this game!” You would have heard that coming out of my room
Find Me at #ASHA15!
I’m getting exited! ASHA looms on the horizon and I can’t wait to attend sessions, work the exhibit hall and socialize. Will you be there?
Creating a Great Schedule for #ASHA15
I attend the ASHA convention most years. While the beginning of the school year is a great time to replenish supplies and organize materials, by
Catering Containers for Organization
I grew up near Chester, NJ, a town loaded with craft stores and antique dealers. One of my favorite childhood vendors was the dollhouse store.
Assessing Narrative Skills plus a Giveaway!
***10/27/2015 update: Congratulations to Stephanie and Sherrie who won a copy of the narrative assessment apps!*** A quick note, the Pen Pal project received over
Sequencing Journal
Sequencing. Time. These concepts are tricky ones for so many kids, yet they’re a critical skill. How can you hope to relay your experiences into
I’m Joking! Articulation and Language Joke Books
A few years ago, I inherited a caseload full of 2-5th grade boys that had been in therapy longer than they wanted to be. Need
Cariboo Alternatives for Speech Therapy and Special Ed
Let me go on record as saying I like Cariboo. I think it’s a fun way to practice lots of speech and language skills and
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