Feel Good Story of the Week: Josh Sundquist Turns Disability on its Head!
A one-legged Paralympian known for his hilarious Halloween getups that utilize his disability has bested himself with an amazing flamingo costume. Using a bright pink body suit, similarly colored...
View ArticlePediaStaff Therapist Placement of the Week: In Beautiful North Dakota!
Congratulations to Amy F., CCC-SLP on her new pediatric outpatient position through PediaStaff in beautiful North Dakota! This is a ground floor opportunity for Amy to work in a brand new clinic of...
View ArticleWorth Repeating: Picky Eating VS Problem Feeder
[Source: Your Kid’s Table blog] This topic is long over due around here. Many parents consider one or more of their kids to be a so called “picky eater”. But what does that really mean? If you scroll...
View ArticleFocus on Bilingualism: 12 Autism Resources For Those Who Speak Spanish
[Source: Friendship Circle] We know there are a good amount of resources available in the U.S. for English speakers, but, of course, Autism is not just limited to those who speak English, so, the...
View ArticleWorth Repeating: Tips on Picking a Speech-Language Pathologist: What to Look...
Editor’s Note: We saw this on the Stuttering Foundation Blog and thought it was worth saving to share with your clients who stutter when they are moving away from you! [Source: The Stuttering...
View ArticleSLP Corner: Making Connections with the Past: Using Vintage Material in...
By: Karen Clark, M.A., CCC-SLP When choosing material for lessons that address targeted language skills in adolescents, therapists are often seeking novel and creative resources in order to support...
View ArticleSLP Resources of the Week: 4 Free Printable Halloween Books and More
We love the Chapel Hill Snippets blog. Ruth works tirelessly to bring great and always FREE resources to SLPs every week. Today we bring you a link to her post of free printables, including four...
View ArticleHow and When the Auditory System Registers Complex Auditory-Visual Synchrony
[Source: Medical News Today] Imagine the brain’s delight when experiencing the sounds of Beethoven’s “Moonlight Sonata” while simultaneously taking in a light show produced by a visualizer. A new...
View ArticleChild Neurologist Finds Potential Route to Better Treatments for Fragile X,...
[Source: Science Daily] When you experience something, neurons in the brain send chemical signals called neurotransmitters across synapses to receptors on other neurons. How well that process unfolds...
View ArticleGoing to ASHA in Chicago? Come Meet PediaStaff for Great Jobs, Social Media...
ASHA is next week — November 14-16th at McCormick Place in Chicago, Illinois. PediaStaff has 30 feet of booth space this year, so there will be plenty of room to get to know us, even if it’s crowded....
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