January doesn’t have to mean a full therapy room overhaul. If you're feeling the urge to start fresh but also kinda exhausted, here are five small, practical things I do to reset my speech space after winter break. No trendy bins, no aesthetic bulletin boards—just real-life tweaks that make a difference when you’re back in the post-holiday chaos.

Looking for an engaging way to target narrative language this October? Spooky stories are packed with opportunities for sequencing, perspective-taking, emotional vocabulary, and story grammar without losing your students' interest.

Holidays can be overwhelming for kids with communication differences, and for their families too. Learn how to prepare relatives to support your child’s communication with confidence, kindness, and ease this season.

Looking for simple, no-prep Thanksgiving crafts that actually target speech and language goals? These hands-on ideas use materials you already have on hand and naturally build articulation, vocabulary, and sentence skills while keeping students engaged and connected.

October is full of speech-language potential—and these Halloween-themed activities make it fun and functional. Here’s a roundup of engaging, low-prep therapy ideas (with direct links!) to support communication goals in the most festive way possible.

Halloween is full of communication moments—if we make space for them. Here’s how to support AAC users with core vocabulary, visual supports, and easy ideas to make this season more accessible, expressive, and fun for everyone.

Looking to combine sensory and speech therapy this fall? This post offers SLP + OT co-treatment ideas using pumpkins, leaves, sensory bins and movement, perfect for supporting communication and regulation in one engaging, themed session.

Fall is full of speech opportunities, especially at the pumpkin patch! Learn how SLPs and caregivers can use seasonal outings to target vocabulary, concepts, sequencing, and social language, making the experience fun and communication-rich for every child.

Halloween can be challenging for kids with sensory or communication needs, but it doesn’t have to be. Discover SLP‑approved, sensory‑friendly Halloween tips that support inclusion, communication and joy during fall festivities.

Halloween is full of communication opportunities, but it can also be challenging for AAC users. Learn how SLPs and caregivers can prep devices, plan ahead, and make trick-or-treating inclusive, fun, and empowering for every communicator this spooky season.

Let’s be honest: bubble baths aren’t enough. If you’re drowning in to-dos and still feeling behind, it’s time to flip the script. This post walks you through how I used a simple “stop-doing list” to reduce burnout and make space for what actually matters—and includes a free printable toolkit to help you do the same.

Tired of teachers ignoring your carryover strategies? Learn how to boost classroom follow-through with this simple one-tip method that makes speech therapy collaboration easier for everyone.

If you're like most school-based SLPs, you’re always looking for tools that are versatile, engaging, and time-saving. That’s why I created the Phonology Flipbooks, a go-to resource that helps move students from phoneme isolation production all the way to conversational carryover.