Poke-a-dot books I am absolutely OBSESSED with the Poke-a-Dot books! I recently had a few new clients with a high interest in dinosaurs, so I knew the Poke-a-Dot dinosaour book was a MUST have for the clinic. While I was at it, I decided to also “add to cart” the Poke-a-Dot Old MacDonald and the Poke-a-Dot Goodnight Animals. You can never have too much of a good thing right? If
I found a few resources online as to places that may potentially fund speech therapy, but many were dead ends. For that reason, I compiled I guide that I have personally verified to help fund speech therapy.
Please, if you are a therapist reading this please have compassion and understanding for the parents. We are fighting daily battles and crying tears no one ever sees. Please be kind and attempt to be understanding. Please.
Hi Dave! Thank you so much for coming on to guest blog! You know you are famous in the world of apraxia, so I am honored you are willing to guest blog! Your contributions to the field of Speech/Language Pathology and more specifically apraxia are inspiring. It’s an absolute honor to know you and I can’t thank you enough, speaking as a mother of a child with apraxia, for all
5 Favorite Children’s Thanksgiving books for Speech Therapy I know an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Pie Repetitive in nature, there are great words for repetitive practice including “pie” and “cider.” (Tip: I change the “perhaps she’ll die” part to “I don’t know why.”) Activities: Book Companion Pack on my SLP Mommy of Apraxia TpT store. Find it here. 2. 10 Fat Turkeys by Tony Johnston Kids love this book about
Speech therapy is predominately speech and language therapy, but the counseling aspect I believe is significantly underscored.