Written by school-based SLPs
Caseload management, IEP documentation, progress monitoring, and the parts of the job nobody warned you about — from clinicians doing the same work you are.
True Confessions Episode 27: Having an attorney in a meeting is scary.
No one wants to hear that an attorney is going to be in attendance at a meeting. But they are there for a reason, and in this episode we chat about...
Supervising SLPAs with Confidence
Using SLPAs as a primary service provider can be challenging since the supervising SLP must make treatment decisions based on another person's data...
True Confessions Episode 26: A positive mindset and a smile can get you what you want.
In this episode we have our bestie Chris Wenger aka **[@speechdude ](https://www.instagram.com/speechdude/)**aka 'The Wang' chatting with us about ...
Special Education Due Process and the SLP
Under IDEA, parents have the right to participate in the educational decision-making process for their child. But what happens when a MET or IEP t...
True Confession E25: Putting yourself out there is hard
For those of you who have listened before or follow us on social media, you may find this hard to believe but we do really care what people think o...
Ideas for Improving Productivity
Am I a productivity expert? No. But do I have great systems and organization skills? Also no. But I have made some huge improvements in productivit...
True Confession E24: This will be the best school year yet...and other lies I tell myself
We're baaaaaaaaack!!!!!! We took a quick break but we are back for an all new season of confessions 🎉 We are kicking off season 2 chatting all abou...
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