MLC SLP

Save and get both PDA resources in one bundle! This set includes two parent- and teacher-friendly infographics: 1. PDA Overview Infographic – explains the core features of Pathological Demand Avoidance in a clear, accessible way. Perfect for helping families, educators, and professionals understand what PDA is. 2. PDA Strategies Infographic – provides practical, neurodiversity-affirming strategies to support students with PDA at school and at home. A great tool for teacher handouts, parent edu

Communication Strategies for Selective Mutism This resource provides (2) practical, supportive tools to help students with selective mutism participate in communication without pressure. The strategies focus on reducing anxiety, offering flexible ways to respond, and creating a safe environment where communication can gradually expand. What’s Included Parent/Teacher Informative Strategy Guide A clear, easy-to-use overview of communication strategies that adults can use to support participation.

Not sure what to say in the moment? This one-page guide offers simple, supportive language and strategies to help reduce pressure, build connection, and support your child’s independence at home. Designed to be practical and easy to use, these small shifts in communication can make a meaningful difference in everyday moments! SLPs use these strategies all the time. I personally use this resource around conference time or when parents are searching for strategies to carryover at home! Enjoy!

This one-page resource explains Declarative Language in a clear, accessible way for educators, therapists, and caregivers. It includes an overview of how shifting from directive language to calm, observational statements supports co-regulation, autonomy, and social-emotional development. Use it during: Classroom and team trainingsParent coaching sessionsGoal-setting and IEP conversationsThe handout introduces: What Declarative Language is and why it worksHow tone and pacing support regulationExa

What is it? Grounded in a neurodiversity-affirming framework, this one-page guide helps educators, SLPs, and families speak a shared language around the latest practices in social skill therapy. It encourages teams to see social skills not as a checklist of “fixes,” but as opportunities for connection, belonging, and authentic communication. Perfect to include in IEP meetings, parent conferences, or professional development sessions as an empowering tool that helps reframe goals, conversations,

This evidence-based exit ticket is designed to help students reflect on their learning while identifying new vocabulary words, understanding the main idea/purpose, and strategy awareness. It can be used for push-in sessions, small group work, or individual work. I personally created it for quick push-in activity that is completed at the end of a teacher lesson so I can really understand what my students comprehended. The WORD Box: Students list 3 key vocabulary words they heard from the lesson.

Parents are often unaware of the therapy process and how long therapy can actually take from start to finish. Help families understand how speech and language skills grow beyond the therapy room! This clear, parent-friendly infographic illustrates the stages of generalization—from direct teaching, to practice, classroom carryover, natural conversations, and finally independence. ✅ Perfect for: Parent handoutsIEP meetingsBack-to-school nightsConferencesSpeech room visualsThis resource makes it e