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This post is all about Telehealth Speech therapy. As a tele-health speech therapist for the past 6 years, I have learned a few things that you should consider before entering this part of the field (some good and some bad). Also I have come across some helpful resources that will make your life easier in telehealth speech therapy. I will share all of the above with you today! Telehealth Speech Therapists Cost More | Telehealth Speech Therapy A virtual speech therapy job i

This post is all about house labels Hi! I created 96 bilingual house labels to use with your adult clients in speech therapy. If you want to take the idea and re-create your own here are some reasons why is may be beneficial in your therapy sessions! If you are interested in these labels you can find them here: Purchase 96 Bilingual House Labels Worksheet Here 1. Many adults with aphasia are bilingual or live in bilingual homes. In the United States, Mexico, and many region

This post is about TBI speech therapy Gratitude for the small things | TBI Speech therapy After working with patients with TBI, I learned to be grateful for the things I used to take for granted. Being able to walk, use both of my hands, have full capacity of my brain (well technically none of really do- it turns out we only use a small percentage. We are one bike ride away | TBI Speech therapy Never look down on anyone with differences. You are one bike ride away from bein