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Literacy-Based Therapy

In this week's podcast episode, Dr. Lyndsey Zurawski (SLP.D + creator of the popular SLP blog, Speech to the Core) sits down with Marisha to give SLPs a crash course in classroom-based service delivery, and inclusive therapy practices. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to “push in” to classrooms and successfully collaborate with teachers, so that their students can get the most out of their therapy sessions.

#024: A Crash Course in Classroom-Based Service Delivery for SLPs

In this week's podcourse, Marisha reviews the (sometimes inconclusive...) evidence related to the assessment and treatment of context clues, as well as prefixes and suffixes. Participants will be given practical demonstrations and tips for assessment and treatment of these targets throughout the course.

#012: How to Target Affixes in Speech Therapy

SLP Summit Recap: 5 Evidence-Based Strategies for Effective Vocabulary Intervention

In this week's podcast episode, Marisha reviews the evidence related to the assessment and treatment of multiple meaning words, with the goal of supporting students' vocabulary acquisition and literacy skills. Participants will be given practical demonstrations and tips for application throughout the course that they can implement with their caseloads, to help their students achieve meaningful and effective therapeutic outcomes.

#011: How to Target Multiple Meaning Words in Speech Therapy

In this podcourse, Marisha reviews the evidence related to the assessment and treatment of categories. She covers a variety of strategies that SLPs can use when assessing and treating categories goals. Participants will be given practical demonstrations and tips for application throughout the course.

#010: How to Target Categories in Speech Therapy

Marisha discusses how she uses books in speech therapy and how this five-step process has facilitated meaningful and functional outcomes for her students. She shares strategies to select high-quality books and how to use those books when targeting a variety of speech and language goals.

#004: How to Use Books in Therapy

It’s not always easy to find the perfect text when you’re implementing literacy-based therapy with a mixed group, because I know that the struggle is REAL (and am always on the hunt for amazing reading resources to use)! I wrote some blog posts that highlight some my favorite texts to use in therapy. This week's list is full of articles that target vocabulary goals! Click through to find all 9 titles, plus a brief description of each, over on the blog!

Best Articles for Vocabulary Goals

I just love helping SLPs implement literacy-based therapy, but I know from experience that it’s not always easy to find the perfect reading resource for your mixed group! Because I’m always on the hunt for amazing articles to use, I put together a series of blog posts that highlight my favorites. This week is all about using articles to target Language goals. Click through to make your therapy planning easier!

Best Articles for Language Goals

I love sharing tips and tricks to help SLPs implement literacy-based therapy, but it’s not always easy to find the perfect text for your mixed group! Because I’m always on the hunt for amazing articles to use, I put together a series of blog posts that highlight my favorites. This week is all about targeting SYNTAX goals — click through to find the article list, aimed for students in grades 3-7!

Best Articles for Syntax Goals

It can be a challenge to find the perfect book when you’re trying to implement literacy-based therapy with a mixed group -- one that I know that struggle all too well. Because I’m always on the hunt for amazing books to use, I put together a series of blog posts that highlight some of my favorites. This week is all about: The Best Books For Vocabulary! Click through to find all 15 books, plus a brief description of each, over on the blog!

Best Books for Vocabulary

It’s not always easy to find the perfect book when you’re trying to implement literacy-based therapy with a mixed group. Because I know that struggle all too well (and am always on the hunt for amazing books to use!) I put together a series of blog posts that highlight some of my favorites. This week is all about: The Best Books For Later Language. Click through to find all 9 books, plus a brief description of each, over on the blog!

Best Books for Later Language

Best Books for Early Language

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