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Speech Device Funding Lunch & Learn-October
Brooke Smolenski
Speech-Langauge Pathologist
- Date
- October 9
- Length
- 30 Minutes
- Credit
- 0.05
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Many teams have AAC available but aren't sure how to use it. This session gives educators, SLPs, and paraprofessionals five simple activities to start modeling AAC right away: animal sound play, cause-and-effect play, academic tasks, shared reading, and transitions. Video examples show modeling without expectation on core boards and speech-generating devices, plus how to honor a child's protest.
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SLP Empowerment Lunch and Learn (October): AAC Programming Considerations for Gestalt Language Processors
Autism in Girls and Non-Stereotypical Presentations
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AAC & Assistive Tech
44Implement, evaluate, and integrate AAC systems and assistive technology across settings.
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29Articulation, phonology, literacy, fluency, and core language work.
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19Neurodiversity-affirming practice, gestalt language, and regulation-first sessions.
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17Goal writing, collaboration, supervision, and the systems behind a sustainable caseload.
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13Specialized practice from early intervention through adulthood, plus DHH and feeding.
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4ASHA Code of Ethics, culturally responsive practice, and equitable AAC access.
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View all →Phonological Patterns Series: Fronting, Backing, and Stopping
This session covers fronting, stopping, and backing, key phonological processes seen in children's speech sound development. Attendees will learn to identify these patterns, understand their typical developmental timeline, and explore evidence-based treatment approaches to support accurate sound production.
Co-Regulation Strategies to Support Communication in Autistic Children
Speech-language therapy is most effective and meaningful when autistic children feel safe, connected, and regulated. Beyond assessment results, therapy activities, and data, we are humans helping humans. This presentation explores co-regulation through a neurodiversity-affirming lens and provides practical strategies to support autistic children in speech therapy.
Choosing an AAC App with QuickMATCH
Choosing the right AAC app is one of the most important decisions an SLP can make. This course walks clinicians through the key factors to consider during app selection, including language, access, and customization needs, and introduces quickMATCH, a free tool developed by SLPs at AbleNet to help narrow down the best fit for each client. Disclosure: This webinar will not discuss other companies.
Therapeutic Harmony: Evidence Based Music and Sensory Interventions for Speech
Therapeutic Harmony: Evidence-Based Music and Sensory Interventions for Speech explores research-backed strategies that integrate music and sensory techniques into speech therapy. Participants will learn practical interventions using rhythm, melody, movement, and sensory regulation to support communication, engagement, and emotional regulation in pediatric and neurodivergent populations.
Peer Power: Strategies for Successful AAC Group Sessions
AAC group sessions should be more than activities with AAC added in. This interactive presentation introduces a practical framework for designing predictable, communication-rich group sessions that promote participation, peer interaction, and meaningful language use. Participants will leave with evidence-based strategies and a ready-to-use planning tool for immediate implementation.
Phonological Patterns Series: Gliding, Cluster Reduction, & Weak Syllable Deletion
This session covers gliding, cluster reduction, and weak syllable deletion, phonological processes affecting sound and syllable structure in children's speech. Attendees will learn to identify these patterns, understand their typical developmental timeline, and apply evidence-based treatment strategies to support accurate sound production and word structure.
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