Tag: speech pathology

• MOVING BEYOND THE BURNOUT

  LETTING BURNOUT OPEN NEW DOORS When I was in graduate school, I had the privilege of working under two excellent SLPs.  One specialized in assistive technology and worked with children with severe impairments. The other was an SLP at a well known rehabilitation facility.  Both of those SLPs ended up leaving their jobs to take […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  July 9, 2015

  Being an SLP-Roll Up Your Sleeves, career in therapy, Work Life Balance

  career, relational intelligence, speech pathology, vulnerability

• Programming AAC Devices for Real Talk and Social Interactions

  Many moons ago, I facilitated social groups for users of AAC.  We would watch snipets of music videos, pop culture relevant to their actual grade level.  One of my favorite activities was “Like it or Diss it”.  The students in the group would be coached to have real discussion.  Those that were persuasive, fun disagreements, […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  April 9, 2015

  Uncategorized

  apraxia, autism, language development, speech pathology, speech therapy

• Beginning Your Career as an SLP

  Speech Language Pathology was recently listed as a top career selection…that’s excellent news.  We have made it (finally) to career day, top 20 careers, and have the pleasure of being listed amongst engineers (my husband and father are both), physicians, and attorneys.  As a seasoned SLP and Executive Director, I am often asked for observation […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  April 29, 2013

  career in therapy

  career, CF-SLP, speech pathology

• One Language or Two? The Bilingual Quandry in Autism

  I appreciate great research, well founded studies with clinically relevant recommendations that can be utilized by therapists and consumers.  The topic of Bilingualism as it relates to autism or even relevant research with strong implications for bi or tri language acquisition in people with autism is a subject not well researched.  However, the answer of […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  December 28, 2010

  ABA and SLP, language and literacy

  aba therapy, autism, language development, speech pathology

• Using Patterning to Teach Social Skills

  I read an article today posted on the web about teaching social skills.  The authors of these articles are correct: We cannot leave the teaching of social communication to the teacher. I’d like to add some other lessons as we enter the school year 1. Magic is magic and only left to the magicians.  With […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  August 9, 2010

  Inclusion, language and literacy, Social Cognition

  autism, social cognition, social skills, speech pathology

• A Call to Today’s SLP. Where Do You See Yourself.

  I was honored to be a presenter at a professional development seminar for speech-language pathologists. The topic:  The SLP and Applied Behavior Analysis.  As I prepared and conferred with one of my mentors, the question was asked “Where does the SLP see him or herself?”  A very relevant question in light of the marketing and […]

  Landria Green, SLP Guru

  June 10, 2010

  ABA and SLP

  aba therapy, career, speech pathology