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RemarkableSLP

Rated 4.86 out of 5, based on 25 reviews
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New Jersey, United States
About the store
Working as an SLP for 8 years, and being in and out of schools in a variety of roles for the past 12, I've seen some good, some bad, and a whole lot of ugly. Upholding professional standards is a priority; it infiltrates every aspect of our practice. Searching for materials to help me stay on top of my responsibilities was a challenge. I always wanted to find good assessment tools, data logs, treatment notes, attendance trackers, and some extra print and go activities. Why was this so hard? So many things were (a) too cumbersome to maintain and/or (b) covered in cutesy clip art and fonts. Neither were acceptable. Treatment logs need to be accessible, fast, and have dedicated space for necessary information (schools can use SOAP notes, too!). Just as important, they need to look professional. These are student records, and I would never be caught dead handing over a session note covered in comic sans or something equally nauseating (get outta my face with your clip art). So what did I do? I made them myself. I shared them around with friends and coworkers, and now I'm sharing with you, because I want us all to be remarkable therapists.
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Preview of SLP Therapy SOAP Note: 2 days/sessions

SLP Therapy SOAP Note: 2 days/sessions

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RemarkableSLP
Cover all your bases and do it FAST! Clean layout with sections for absolutely everything you need to document, with time-saving check boxes to make documentation a breeze. Remember, your notes should be completed in a way that anyone reading it can know what you did. That's why we have sections to include: - Session type: Regularly scheduled, making up for a missed date, or write if it was canceled. Great way to keep track of make ups or missed sessions on the part of the student. - Therapy
Preview of Monthly Planner/Attendance/Caseload Tracker

Monthly Planner/Attendance/Caseload Tracker

Created by
RemarkableSLP
Keep track of every move for the whole month on one sheet. You'll love being able to keep track of your schedule so easily- just write in your students' names in the order you scheduled them (there are columns for Monday-Friday) and check off as you see them- we included 5 boxes per day to work with any month (even the nasty ones with 5 Mondays). This download comes with two options: on the first page, we've included the attendance form with a handy key at the bottom, so you have a reference g
Preview of 10 Session Log/Data Tracker

10 Session Log/Data Tracker

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RemarkableSLP
Track frequently targeted goals in one place with space to document objective data, activities, cues, and specific notes. At the end of 10 sessions, compile your data and make an assessment. This is perfect for those really difficult cases where the more information you have, the better off you are. It also helps you make treatment decisions, and you can evaluate how long it takes you to make progress- excellent information to have come IEP time! This file has 5 sheets total: 1 grayscale, and 4
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About the store

Experience

Working as an SLP for 8 years, and being in and out of schools in a variety of roles for the past 12, I've seen some good, some bad, and a whole lot of ugly. Upholding professional standards is a priority; it infiltrates every aspect of our practice. Searching for materials to help me stay on top of my responsibilities was a challenge. I always wanted to find good assessment tools, data logs, treatment notes, attendance trackers, and some extra print and go activities. Why was this so hard? So many things were (a) too cumbersome to maintain and/or (b) covered in cutesy clip art and fonts. Neither were acceptable. Treatment logs need to be accessible, fast, and have dedicated space for necessary information (schools can use SOAP notes, too!). Just as important, they need to look professional. These are student records, and I would never be caught dead handing over a session note covered in comic sans or something equally nauseating (get outta my face with your clip art). So what did I do? I made them myself. I shared them around with friends and coworkers, and now I'm sharing with you, because I want us all to be remarkable therapists.

Teaching style

Fast and loose, evidence over activity.

Awards & shining teacher moments

4th grade spelling champ

My own education history

Former kindergarten bad girl.