The “teaching” part is one of my favourite things about being a speech pathologist. I love connecting with kids, helping them understand what I want them to do, and increasing their awareness about their speech patterns. It’s why I love these stories!!! I generally read them to my students BEFORE we start therapy so that they know and understand WHAT we’re going to be learning and WHY! You’ll find a matching story in all of my Minimal Pair Toolkit materials 💪🏻 #speechpathology #speechpath #pre

🌈 As a pediatric SLP and busy mom, I have found that mindful screen time can actually help with language development. The way that I ensure that my son’s TV time is beneficial is by co-viewing shows with him. This is really just a fancy way of saying- we watch TV together. Co-viewing TV turns passive screen time consumption into an interactive and engaging experience. Here are some of my favorite ways to model language during TV: ⭐️Make comments. I like to comment on the characters- what they’r

As a mum and a speech pathologist, I love playing different sound games with my kids! They think it’s fun, but really I’m helping to develop their sound awareness skills in preparation for school next year! Another game I like to play is clapping out the syllables 👏👏👏 What games do you play with your little ones? #speechdelaykids #speechdelay #phonologicalawareness #preschoolslp #earlyinterventionspeech #slpath #adventuresinspeechpathology | Adventures in Speech Pathology

Did you know speech pathologists provide both diagnosis and treatment strategies to help people who have swallowing issues or difficulty communicating? On World Voice Day, we challenge you to hold an 'ahhh' sound — can you hold for at least 10 seconds? 👀 👉 Head to our website to learn more about Speech Pathology at Flinders | Flinders University