Tag: #asd

• Welcoming Failure in Clinical Leadership

  

  Why a Failure Culture Matters in Building Clinical Leaders and Teaching Shared Leadership Everyone is a Leader.  This is where I begin. Not all leaders are ready for all tasks, information, nor responsibility.  The concept of Shared Leadership speaks to the fact that no matter your role, you are a leader.  In short, Lead Where […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  November 10, 2018

  ABA and SLP, Being an SLP-Roll Up Your Sleeves, diversity and inclusion in ABA, therapy business, therapy business development, Work Life Balance

  #asd, #business, #marketing, leadership, servant leadership

• Responding to Microaggressions with Corrective Feedback, Planned Ignoring, and Personalized Systems of Instruction

  

  It’s not a stretch to think of Responding to Microaggressions.  It’s a heightened and measured level of thoughtful path in the ‘how’.  Based upon my last blog and the response of questions, I decided to video and talk. Here are some take-aways in responding to Microaggressions: Use the guided and clear communication approach of Corrective […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  October 12, 2018

  ABA and SLP, career in therapy, diversity and inclusion in ABA, Motivation, therapy business, therapy business development

  #asd, #business, #marketing, diversity and inclusion, leadership

• MARKETING YOUR THERAPY PRACTICE MINDFULLY.

  MARKETING IS ALL ABOUT  YOU! Any great marketing tips?  What do yo think of this idea?  How can I market to schools?  How do I get the physician to refer to me rather than always sending referrals to other SLPs? These well meaning questions are daily conversation threads on Facebook, LinkedIN, Twitter, and other social […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  December 1, 2016

  ABA and SLP, career in therapy, therapy business, therapy business development, Work Life Balance

  #abatherapy, #asd, #marketing, #slpeeps, #therapybiz, autism

• What’s Laundry Got To Do With It

  Expecting More in ABA and Why This Should Matter to Parents It is frustrating  when vocational programs for learners with autism that focus a majority of their goals and time on  laundry and cooking.  I’m just guessing, but there are a more than a handful of people in this world who do not know how […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  November 17, 2016

  ABA and SLP, Inclusion, Parent Education, Social Cognition

  #asd, #slpeeps, #specialeduation, #specialneeds, autism

• EVERYONE HAS A STORY TO TELL

  FOCUSING ON CONNECTIONS AND ORAL NARRATIVES Narratives.  Stories.  We all tell them.  We learn from them. We teach with them. We listen to them . For young learners, narrative demands begin with a simple question, “How was your day?”  No matter your child’s ability, language level, speech intelligibility, and cognition; we want this simple question to […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  June 15, 2016

  ABA and SLP, language and literacy, Parent Education, Social Fluency

  #asd, #slpeeps, autism