Do you want to find motivating games for the older students on your caseload? Although I do not work with that age group now, I have worked with them in the past. It is a very difficult group to work with. Curriculum expectations are getting more intense, self awareness kicks in, and planning can be a nigh ...

Getting a school-based assignment at a new school can be overwhelming, especially if you're working with a new population. I think that a majority of SLPs fear working with high school students. And let's be honest, high school students can be intimidating. They seem big, opinionated, and mean. Whil

Are your older students fully engaged in your speech and language lessons? Get them motivated with these 5 tips, tools and activities!

My last blog post gave you 8 tips for working with high school students, but you may still be wondering where to find engaging and age-appropriate materials for secondary speech therapy. I've scoured my therapy room, social media, and the internet to find some of the best materials for high school

Do you have any older students that quickly lose interest in speech therapy activities? Find some NEW ways to engage them! Try these FIVE STRATEGIES to help peak your students' interest in therapy again, which will result in more ENGAGEMENT and more PRODUCTIVE sessions!

5 ways to help keep your middle and high school aged students engaged while working on conversational skills in speech therapy.

Are you tired of being a speech pathologist? Speech Pathology burnout is a real thing. Begin using these 10 free speech therapy tips for data collection, speech therapy activities, and caseload management today to reduce the stress of being a speech therapist in schools. These tips for speech therapists will reduce the stress caused by speech pathology burn out.

Struggling to plan by themes for your older speech therapy students? This blog post will help you plan engaging themed therapy that will motivate older students.

Working on conversation skills with older students? The January social skills lesson plan for middle and high school students is full of activities for speech therapy!

Some high school students will need some extra help in school in the form of Life Skills. This type of instruction combines functional academics, daily living skills, vocational skills, and interpersonal skills and teaches students how to live, socialize, and work in the community. Check out some of my favorite ways to work on life skills with students who come to me for speech therapy!