SLPsupply
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Speech-language pathologist with experience working with communication disorders with Adults:
Brain injury, TBI, mTBI, Aphasia (Broca's, Wernicke's Mixed, Global, etc.), Dysarthria, Cognitive-Communication Disorder/Cognitive-Communication Impairment, Concussion, Alternative & Augmentative Communication (AAC) devices, group therapy, acute care, inpatient & outpatient rehabilitation, Neurodegenerative Disorders (MS, ALS, Primary Progressive Aphasia), Stroke, Dysphagia, Home Health & Community, Aphasia groups & teens with Autism, developmental disorders, and intellectual disorders.
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Semantic Feature Analysis- 130 pages (Word finding, naming, aphasia)
**NOW IN BOTH PDF AND PPTX FORMATS - SHARE YOUR SCREEN AND EDIT IN REAL TIME** Great for those working with clients who have aphasia and/or anomia. This comprehensive Semantic Feature Analysis Activity is designed to support word retrieval and improve communication skills through a structured and evidence-based approach. This product includes: 130 Pages of Engaging Activities: Dive into a variety of exercises featuring modern, high-quality photos that captivate and motivate.Clear, Step-by-Step I
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Speaking & Listening
Dysphagia Swallowing Strategies Cheat Sheet
A cheat sheet chart for dysphagia professionals that helps you compare different strategies so that you can decide what is appropriate for your patients. The exercises are categorized into: The stages of the swallowWhether the strategy is environmental, a bolus modification, a compensatory swallowing maneuver, or a restorative swallowing exerciseAdditionally, each strategy has a quick note of the rationale for using this, and contraindications. When working with people with dysphagia, it's so im
Health
Also included in:Â 30%off BUNDLE for dysphagia resources (SLP, OT, Public Health, Neuro Rehab)
30%off BUNDLE for dysphagia resources (SLP, OT, Public Health, Neuro Rehab)
All of my dysphagia products in one growing bundle! These resources are good for speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists, and SLP/OT students for reference, education, and screening, and together they are definitely more cost effective in a bundle! As I make more dysphagia resources, I will add them here so get in on it early, as the price goes up the more resources there are! Please make sure you are not buying items twice and double check that the items in this bundle are not
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Oral Motor Exam / Cranial Nerve Exam for SLPs - Cheat Sheet
Helpful cheat sheet to help you remember what to test and how in an oral motor/ oral peripheral/ cranial nerve exam. Not only does it tell you what to look for and how to look for it, it helps guide you in your observations so that you can figure out if what you are seeing is an upper or lower motor neuron lesion so that you can make your diagnosis. Each section is grouped by cranial nerve to test the ones relevant to speech and swallowing for speech-language pathologists. Check out my growing d
Adult Education
Also included in:Â 30%off BUNDLE for dysphagia resources (SLP, OT, Public Health, Neuro Rehab)
ORLA tracking sheet and reading sentences
This UPDATED packet contains 16 pages with: a tracking sheet for all of the steps of ORLA as well as cheat sheet instructions, and sentences of various lengths to support people with aphasia, alexia, as well as prosody challenges. The sentences can also be used as a dictation activity for auditory comprehension. ORLA has been shown to improve reading comprehension of both content and function words, prosody in sentence-length utterances, and sight word reading. This was designed with adults in m
Adult Education
Name the Parts & Naming in Categories for Word-Finding (Aphasia, Cog-com)
An advanced generative naming activity for your mild aphasia and cognitive communication clients. This 2-page activity is in 2 parts: Name parts of a whole: gets into specific vocabulary and is starting point for more obscure, specific words when general naming is not challenging enough (50 prompts). Examples: -Can you name all of the parts of a bicycle? -A camera? -The body? Name in categories: a little easier, but with 51 fresh category prompts that are modern and not just "animals" or "frui
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Voice Therapy: Vocal Warm-Up
A vocal warm-up handout for teachers & speakers who need a routine to protect their voices! Perfect for warming up your voice in the shower or on your daily commute. This handout describes a 10 minute step-by-step routine on how to warm up your voice, regulate breathing and how to do simple exercises to reduce vocal strain or overuse. Of course, you can feel free to customize the warmup to your liking :) Don't forget to drink lots of water to protect your voice!
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
E-mail & texting template- aphasia friendly (FOR ADULTS)
This e-mail and texting template is used to help your clients get started with functional written communication by providing some common phrases to get them started connecting with their friends and family through text and e-mail. I have found success with having this template for them available to copy the words as they learn to navigate a keyboard again, and practice functional phrases that can keep connections going- no matter how near or far the intended recipient! Phrases are accompanied b
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Pain Scale and Body Diagram (AAC)
Alternative/Augmentative Communication (AAC) for people to help express pain in the body, which can be pointed to and can help with understanding/expressing severity. A must have for physiotherapists working in neural rehabilitation! I like to add this page to my client's communications books, either full sized or printed on a 4x6" index card.
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Strategies for Redirecting Tangential Speech PDF poster
One-page PDF poster with six different strategies for communication partners to help someone redirect their tangential speech and get them back on track. Helpful for clients who are tangential, verbose, and may need help from their communication partners to monitor where the conversation is going. I have used these techniques with clients who have mild fluent aphasia, cognitive communication disorder, and social communication impairments, as well as use taught these strategies to their employer
5th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
SLP Collateral Intake Family Questionnaire (ADULT, TEEN)
This collateral intake questionnaire was made for parents and spouses of older patients who have acquired communication disorders. I found that as an neuro SLP, there were no good questionnaires for getting information from family members of adult patients. It's great to give these to the family if they especially when I am trying to do an assessment and the family is either "helping" too much or too chatty, distracting my patient during assessment. Very useful to get collateral information too
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
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Tips for communicating with someone with aphasia (APHASIA FRIENDLY)
Great for families and care staff who want to connect with people with aphasia, but would benefit from some guidance on how to do so effectively and respectfully. Printable download that acts as a quick visual guide on some strategies for both the conversation partner to understand someone with aphasia and helping people with aphasia understand conversation with others.
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Speaking & Listening
Practical opportunities to communicate in the community (Free Poster)
Great freebie for those who are looking to boost their confidence talking to others in the community! A list of places & opportunities to practice, whether with AAC, practicing fluent speech, or easing into talking to strangers! Also could be used as a poster, this is downloadable in PDF format.
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
Summer activities visual for aphasia, language, & communication support/AAC
Great for aphasia conversation starters, or for anyone who would benefit from a list of choices to describe summertime activities!
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WH-Questions visual poster- ENGLISH & SPANISH
A poster prompt to help with asking questions. Can be used as a page in a communication book (AAC), a tool for helping to generate questions, or as a visual reminder to help determine which question word to use. This contains both English and Spanish versions. While this was originally made for an adult population, the graphics are appropriate for all ages.
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About the store
Experience
Speech-language pathologist with experience working with communication disorders with Adults:
Brain injury, TBI, mTBI, Aphasia (Broca's, Wernicke's Mixed, Global, etc.), Dysarthria, Cognitive-Communication Disorder/Cognitive-Communication Impairment, Concussion, Alternative & Augmentative Communication (AAC) devices, group therapy, acute care, inpatient & outpatient rehabilitation, Neurodegenerative Disorders (MS, ALS, Primary Progressive Aphasia), Stroke, Dysphagia, Home Health & Community, Aphasia groups & teens with Autism, developmental disorders, and intellectual disorders.
Teaching style
My speech therapy style is functional and also no-nonsense! I believe in age-appropriate, high-quality, and fresh speech and language therapy materials and activities that are evidence-based for adults with communication disorders so that we can treat clients with dignity. I saw a gap in materials for modern, adult-appropriate materials that were diverse and relevant, so I decided to make my own and share them with you.
Awards & shining teacher moments
My favorite memory was working was a gentleman who had severe expressive aphasia and acquired apraxia of speech. Though he knew exactly what he wanted to say, he had so much difficulty getting any words out. He had an incredible spirit and together we wrote and pre-recorded a welcome speech to his daughter and new son-in-law to be played as a surprise at their wedding. Not a dry eye was in sight during that speech!
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