Auditory processing disorder affects 3% to 5% of school-aged children. Find out more about APD's symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment along with its ICD-10 code....

Dynamic assessments are an important component of an SLP's role in understanding a client’s speech and language skills. Learn how to best use them....

Speech therapy CPT codes can seem complicated, which is why we’re helping you simplify them. Read our latest blog....

Speech therapy assessments can prepare clinicians for selecting and administering test instruments during evaluation. Discover new tests for your practice....

Speech therapy ICD-10 code knowledge is a simple, important step for clinicians working in almost all settings. Simplify billing with our common codes list....

Expressive Language Disorder ICD-10 codes are important for SLPs to have up-to-date knowledge on to comply with HIPAA. Learn the best codes for compliance....

Ng words and ng sounds can be difficult for clients to articulate and affect their speech intelligibility. See our tips and word list....

“Th” words and /th/ sounds can be so tricky for children. See our list of activities and words to help your client articulate this sound....

Ch words like choo choo can be difficult for pediatric clients. Books, games and tools can help! See our recommendations....

Sh words like “shhhh” may be easy for children to understand but difficult to say. See exercises for helping your client articulate the /sh/ sound....

F words can be tricky for young clients. Our tips to teaching the /f/ sound will have your clients articulating the toughest tongue twister in no time....

L sounds are common word errors for pediatric clients. Use our tips and have your clients saying “lollipop”, “lunch” and “lemonade” in no time....

Z words can be tricky. See our tips and effective therapy exercises to elicit the /z/ sound from your clients and they will be buzzing around in no time!...

Y words and y sounds can be tricky to master because they depend a lot on specific, complex tongue positioning. See our tips for teaching y words....

S words can be challenging for children to pronounce and difficulty can affect children on several levels. See activities and lists to help your clients....

V words and how to teach your clients v sound along with top speech activities and games will be discussed in this blog. ...

Park, patty cake and puppy are important words in a child’s life. See our list of /p/ words and activities to help pediatric clients with this sound....

Client having issues with the j sound? See our activities and target words to improve their articulation skills....

K words can be particularly tricky to say for many children. Because the /k/ sound is made in the back of the throat, children aren’t able to pick up on visual cues for producing the sound. Discover activities to elicit the /k/ sounds in your therapy sessions....

“No” is certainly a word many children want to say, along with some others, like night-night, nap, and noodles! Discover exercises to help boost articulation for the /n/ sound....

R words and r sounds can be tough for both clients and clinicians. See our recommendations for exercises to help your client clear this language hurdle....

AAC (Augmentative Alternative Communication) will be covered in this blog. SLPs will learn the following: what AAC is; the benefits and challenges of AAC; most common AAC devices and apps and AAC CEUs....

On February 8th, 2022, the CDC updated the developmental milestones for their “Learn the Signs. Act Early” initiative, and published them in the American Academy of Pediatrics. Why are so many professionals in the SLP community up in arms about the updated CDC guidelines for speech development?...

Starting a speech therapy private practice offers flexibility, no salary cap, and you're the boss. But it requires business and legal savvy. Get informed....

If you are a Speech-Language Pathologist working with a client who you suspect is cluttering, it may be beneficial to start by working on reducing his or her speech rate, reducing excess of disfluencies, and improving the client’s self-awareness/self monitoring skills....

This blog provides practical tips for early intervention telepractice (teletherapy), using a weekly parent interview. If you’re a therapist working with the 0-3 population via telepractice for the first time, you may be worried about filling up the whole session time. Well first off; you’re not alone. That’s one of the top reported reasons therapists are worried that telepractice won’t be a good fit for their youngest clients. ...