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Attention span
Joint compression to the body is a strategy that gives sensory input a child that is both calming and regulating. Learn how to use this strategy effectively for kids to help with meltdowns, sensory processing disorder, and for kids with autism. Strategies from an occupational therapist.
Using Joint Compression For Regulation
Joint compression to the body is a strategy that gives sensory input a child that is both calming and regulating. Learn how to use this strategy effectively for kids to help with meltdowns, sensory processing disorder, and for kids with autism. Strategies from an occupational therapist.
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Sped/ABA Prompting Tips Poster
Poster to outline when to use certain prompts. Great teaching tool for staff
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Using Songs to Support Early Language- Includes a freebie
Using Songs to Support Early Language- Includes a freebie
Using Songs to Support Early Language- Includes a freebie
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I’ll be honest. I’m a little scared of AI. It still feels like something out of movies to me. Even though I’m not exactly thrilled about it, I can acknowledge that it’s definitely here to stay. New technology can be overwhelming. I’ve been playing around with ChatGPT for about 6 months now learning how to make it work for me. I hope this post has inspired you to test out ChatGPT if you haven’t already! If you have tried ChatGPT, maybe you now have some new ideas. If you use ChatGPT in a way that I haven’t listed here and feel like it would benefit other SLPs, please leave it in the comments! I would love to see how other people use AI to create speech therapy activities!
How to Use ChatGPT for Speech Therapy
I’ll be honest. I’m a little scared of AI. It still feels like something out of movies to me. Even though I’m not exactly thrilled about it, I can acknowledge that it’s definitely here to stay. New technology can be overwhelming. I’ve been playing around with ChatGPT for about 6 months now learning how to make it work for me. I hope this post has inspired you to test out ChatGPT if you haven’t already! If you have tried ChatGPT, maybe you now have some new ideas. If you use ChatGPT in a way that I haven’t listed here and feel like it would benefit other SLPs, please leave it in the comments! I would love to see how other people use AI to create speech therapy activities!
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How to Teach Babies to Point
You may not even realize it but teaching your baby to point is a developmental milestone that goes right along with waving bye.
How to Structure a Play Based Speech Therapy Session
How to Structure a Play Based Speech Therapy Session
How to Structure a Play Based Speech Therapy Session
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The Ultimate Guide to Sensory Bins