Love when I walk in a room and literally see visuals EVERYWHERE! And I spy a first/then board too! But don’t worry, there’s plenty of time to talk in this room! #aac#quietduringinstruction#thebestaccessory @bpsb_slps @goboardmaker
Some good old fashion drill therapy working on the /r/. My students love the visual of trying to beat their score from the previous session! #somuchprogress#rmadesimple @bpsb_slps @SPEstallions
Nothing better than walking in your room on this dreary morning and finding some #aac goodies to use during play therapy! Thanks @JSharpjt ! @dkdrummond04 and I are FIRED UP! @bpsb_slps
@TobiiDynavox Thanks Megan for this video on using quick fires! I mainly use it for the simple yes/no responses but love your idea of making sure to use it for quick comments too!
Wrapping up the year making communication boards to go home. So thankful boardmaker online has templates that are so easy to use! @goboardmaker @bpsb_slps #AAC#summervoices
Learn more about the social communication milestones that are expected in toddlers--and the signs of a possible social communication disorder or autism spectrum disorder. Speech-language pathologists can help! #BHSMcontest https://t.co/GpPVtfNf7K
Toddler social interactions can become more complex, which can highlight their growth, but also can raise concerns for parents. Learn more about the early signs of a social communication disorder and autism here: https://t.co/PVtQtoBGQh #BHSMchat
Babies are showing off budding speech and language skills from the very beginning. Click to learn more about milestones that are expected in a child's first year of life--and how families can encourage communication development. #BHSMcontest https://t.co/b9oZdPFO7U
May is Better Hearing & Speech Month--and new findings show many parents have concerns about their child's communication. Take a look, and seek an evaluation from an audiologist or speech-language pathologist if you are worried #BHSM https://t.co/Ej0DDhe82n
So enjoyed writing as a guest blogger for @goboardmaker! AAC has become one of my greatest passions in the field of Speech-Language Pathology, and I am so thankful to have been given this opportunity! #AAC#everyvoicematters
Scientists from the University of California have found a way to transform brain signals into spoken words and sentences, which could someday help people who have lost the ability to speak or gesture #slpeeps#slp2b https://t.co/Yr2pZaRGqB