by Shannon Archer | Jul 25, 2021 | Articulation, Receptive-Expressive Language
FaI don’t know about you, but I am not so sure about this next year. This last year was rough for us all and I am really hoping for a more normal year. We will more than likely be coming back to school with masks on. I am trying out the Jelli M1 clear mask. ...
by Shannon Archer | May 16, 2021 | Apraxia
There are different types of cueing that can support speech production for individuals with motor planning disorders. There are verbal, tactile, auditory, and visual. today I am going to share different types of cueing that can be used to help your clients/students. I...
by Shannon Archer | Apr 4, 2021 | Articulation, Receptive-Expressive Language
This last year SLP’s around the globe…actually pretty much every field…has had shifts to online services. As an SLP I went from 100% in person therapy to 100% telepractice. This was completely new for me. I will admit I NEVER thought I would do...
by Shannon Archer | Mar 20, 2021 | AAC
Have you seen some of the amazing dogs on Instagram who use buttons to talk? Me too and it is so amazing. I am an SLP that is passionate about AAC and supporting communication. Did you notice I said communicate and not talk? In a world where most of us communicate via...
by Shannon Archer | Jan 22, 2019 | Apraxia, Articulation
With a varied caseload from my school position and private clients, I am always looking for tools for my toolbox. A few years ago, after many years of purchasing items on TeachersPayTeachers, I started created activities to share and sell. I typically make activities...
