SLPsupply
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San Jose, California, United States
About the store
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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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
SPICES, Using Semantic Priming to Build Sentences-similar to VNeST (Aphasia)
Looking for an awesome sentence-building bundle for teens and adults? Check it out here, where this SPICES product is included (so make sure you aren't buying it twice!)This activity is an evidence-based approach to sentence building for aphasia, called “Semantic Priming to Improve Comprehension and Expression of Sentences (SPICES)”. It is similar to VNeST, but focuses on generating a sentence with an object prompt, whereas VNeST focuses on generating a sentence with a verb prompt. Instructions
11th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
AEIOU alphabet board (AAC)
FREE alphabet board with easy to read & find vowels. Large number board on following page. Great for: -Those with dysarthria to help boost intelligibility for the listener -For assisting in spelling or writing for letter shapes -Reducing communication breakdowns during word-finding
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Speaking & Listening
Word Discrimination for Aphasia – Common Noun Pairs (PPTX)
This PowerPoint-based resource targets word-level auditory and semantic discrimination, supporting receptive language skills in individuals with aphasia or other language processing disorders. The 100 noun-based word pairs include minimal and near-minimal contrasts to challenge phonological and lexical decision-making. Included: 100 common noun word pairs presented in PPTX format (modifiable if needed) Printable data collection sheet for tracking accuracy, cueing, and session notes Easy to disp
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Reading, Speaking & Listening, Vocabulary
Printable Dysphagia/Swallowing Intake Questionnaire for SLPs & OTs (docx)
If you like this resource, check out my growing dysphagia bundle here for more savings! This product is included in the bundle, so make sure you aren't buying it twice!This questionnaire is great for when you're just meeting your patient and you want to open the conversation about swallowing before starting your bedside clinical exam or instrumental exams. It may act as a screener and/or a data point for patient insight. As a DOCX file, you have your options to print it out as is, save it as a P
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FREE: SLP Adult Client Quick Sheet
A one-page snapshot/overview for your adult SLP client all in one page. This editable word document can be customized to your needs/setting or simply filled out and printed for you to put in your files to quickly get a sense of your client's profile. Supremely helpful for: Giving overall status in rounds and family meetingsProviding handover to another SLPBasic structure for initial assessment to make sure you address major areas of swallowing, speech & language as well as touch on client and fa
Adult Education, Higher Education
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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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