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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Working memory & visual scanning word search (Executive functioning, aphasia)
This activity consists of 13 visual scanning/working memory tasks of varying difficulty and cognitive-linguistic targets. Each page contains 15 exactly matching pairs of words, numbers, or symbols. The goal is to find all fifteen. This task draws on cognitive-linguistic skills of working memory, executive functioning, and visual scanning. See preview for a downloadable freebie!!! Goal areas: · Working memory · Attention · Visual scanning · Neglect · Letter, word, number & symbol recogni
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
450 Study Questions for SLP Praxis & CETP exam
This set of study questions was created as a companion to the Advanced Review of Speech-Language Pathology: Preparation for the Praxis SLP and Comprehensive Exam, Fifth Edition by Roseberry-McKibbin, Hegde, & Tellis (2019). I created this when I wrote the SLP Praxis (5331) after moving from Canada to the USA after having worked in Canada as a registered speech-language pathologist. All of the concepts in this product can be found in the fifth edition of the book which I used to study. The que
SAVINGS BUNDLE: Verbal Logic Deduction Puzzles I, II & III (ADULTS)+Bonus set IV
All sets of my verbal logic deduction puzzles in one bundle. Similar to the verbal logic deduction puzzles found in the Source or WALC books, here are 3 sets of verbal logic puzzles found in my store + bonus set IV that isn't available anywhere else! (23 puzzles total). Made for those who are working on verbal reasoning. These were created for adults with cognitive-communication impairment to work on reasoning, deduction, and critical thinking. I have had great success with my clients who enjoy
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Cognitive Flexibility, Reasoning, & Brainstorming Exercise (ADULTS)
This is an activity with a list of 50 items over 3 pages, in which clients/patients are encouraged to practice flexible thinking, apply reasoning to their thinking, and brainstorm alternatives and reasons. This is made for adults who have challenges with cognitive rigidity. The list was made for adults and are either directly real-world relatable situations, or are good conversation starters that they can practice - with other adults after working with you. You can adjust them as necessary (list
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Semantic Divergence Activities for Teens/Adults: Aphasia, Cognitive Flexibility
Do your clients give only one "right" answer? Do they need practice with generative brainstorming, thinking "outside-the-box", or cognitive flexibility? This set of 5 divergent semantic activities with 30 pages of material will stretch their limits, keep them busy and provide ample opportunities to practice their verbal reasoning skills all in one value-packed activity set. Divergent semantics refers to the ability to derive multiple logical answers from a stimulus. These answers may be straight
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English Language Arts
Diverse Verb Action Photograph Cards for Naming (Aphasia Stimuli Cards)
Looking for an awesome sentence-building bundle for teens and adults? Check it out here, where these verb cards are included (so make sure you aren't buying it twice!)Are you tired of the old, dated and homogenous verb picture cards that have been around since the 80s? Here are therapy stimuli cards to add to your toolbox: a collection of high quality, beautiful photos of racially, age, and culturally diverse people doing everyday actions to foster more inclusive connection and representation.
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
Response Elaboration Training for Aphasia, Short Utterances & Giving Context
Looking for an awesome sentence-building bundle for teens and adults? Check it out here, where this Response Elaboration Training product is included (so make sure you aren't buying it twice!)Response Elaboration Training is an evidence-based activity used to use a "forward-chaining technique" to help people with aphasia, telegraphic speech, or who use short utterances with elaborating, adding novel information and give more context. The forward chaining technique asks clients to describe a pict
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Speaking & Listening
Functional Reading Electric & Water Bill, Credit Card Statement (ADULTS)
Samples of (real) monthly bills to do a functional reading activity with your clients + comprehension questions. Includes a sample credit card statement, water bill, electricity bill and a worksheet to help your clients practice reading bills and know where to look for information. Bills are generally busy to look at, and it's not always obvious where to find the information you're looking for. This activity is good for those with mild aphasia, cognitive communication impairment, and even those
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Functional Reading for Adults: Receipts, Invoices, Bookings & More
Samples of (real) e-mails and online reading samples to do a functional reading activity with your clients. Includes 10 high-quality samples that include menus, booking confirmations, receipts, reviews, itineraries and more as well as a worksheet to help guide your clients' practice reading these examples and know where to look for information. Emails, menus, and other functional reading documents are generally busy to look at, and it's not always obvious where to find the information you're loo
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Reading
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
Functional Reading for Adults/teens: 20 Menus & Restaurant Reviews: (41 Pages)
Designed specifically for SLPs working with teens and adults, our modern and meticulously crafted 20 menus and 18 restaurant review pages provide the perfect tools for addressing a broad range of goals in aphasia and cognitive communication therapy. This comprehensive package includes 59 carefully formulated questions that target reading comprehension, social pragmatics, inference/reasoning, and conversational skills—all centered around the engaging theme of dining out. What’s Included:20 High-Q
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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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Explaining Complicated Instructions - Sequencing Activity (ADULTS)
Does your client give vague, non-specific answers? Do they explain things in the wrong order? This activity is for adult clients with cognitive communication impairment, aphasia, and even fluency disorders to practice sequencing and explaining a task, and explain complex information. This activity can also be modified for a response elaboration training-type task. A must have for anyone working with adults! Contains a list of 140 multi-step, complex actions for your client to talk through the st
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Reframing Harsh Phrases (Rude/Politeness Strategies/Social Communication)-Adults
This social communication activity is for those teen and adults clients with "no filter" or who may want to finesse their prosocial skills of social diplomacy and move away from bluntness by helping to craft scripts of alternative ways of saying potentially hurtful phrases. No prep needed! This activity also touches on exploring why being rude or blunt may be appropriate sometimes and open discussion on when it is appropriate to be blunt and when it is more appropriate to send a gentler message.
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Speaking & Listening
Scheduling Task (Daily) - Cognitive Communication/Executive Functioning
Inspired by Task #2 of the FAVRES (Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies), this task is all about the high-level process of scheduling when you have limited time, competing activities, and too much information! Task #2 of the FAVRES (Scheduling a Work Day) has shown to be "the most discriminating among nine other measures in separating adults who had returned to work from those who had not" (MacDonald & Johnson, 2005). Using the information given, track your client
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Also included in: BUNDLE Daily & Weekly Scheduling: Cog. Communication/Exec. Functioning
Scheduling Task (Weekly) Cognitive Communication/Executive Functioning
Inspired by the daily scheduling task of the FAVRES (Functional Assessment of Verbal Reasoning and Executive Strategies) assessment, this task is all about scheduling for the week to target high level cognitive communication skills. This functional, high-level process of scheduling, organizing, and prioritizing gets tough when you have limited time, competing activities, and too much information! Using the information given, track your client's ability to weigh pros and cons, filter out irrelev
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Also included in: BUNDLE Daily & Weekly Scheduling: Cog. Communication/Exec. Functioning
Sentence Building & Construction Task (Adults, Cognitive Communication/Aphasia)
Looking for an awesome sentence-building bundle for teens and adults? Check it out here, where this Sentence Building & Construction Task product is included (so make sure you aren't buying it twice!)Written for adults with aphasia or cognitive communication disorder, this is a more advanced expressive language activity. Includes 3 pages of nouns, verbs + adjectives, and conjunctions + prepositions. Inspired by a subtest of the Mt. Wilga High Level Language Test. Targets: Expressive language, v
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Speaking & Listening
Dysphagia: Bolus and Diet Texture Modification Cheat Sheet
A cheat sheet to help you understand what liquid and solid texture to trial with a patient, when to trial it, and what contraindications to be aware of before trying. Do you know when to trial thin fluid by cup? What does this information tell you, and is it appropriate for this patient? Now you will know! I made this chart when I was in a neuro acute hospital placement and really struggling to understand which textures were appropriate to assess with and why. Check out my growing dysphagia bun
Compare & Contrast For Adults: Divergent/convergent thinking & verbal reasoning
This compare-and-contrast activity for adults was made for clients for whom verbal reasoning, weighing facts/features, cognitive rigidity and brainstorming are challenges. This activity comes with: A scoring rubric100 pairs of items to compare and contrast (50 concrete and 50 abstract)Detailed instructionsAn example of the activityA printable worksheet for your client to fill outA list of the questions for you to ask the client (if you want the answers given verbally) plus prompt questions if
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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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