It is entirely possible to obtain a low-cost suite for acoustic analysis to better serve your patients and track progress.
If you’re like me, we have the disease of being busy. I have caseloads, business opportunities, blogs, family, taxes, billing, and as my head
Working for yourself is not an easy out. It takes dedication and learning how to sift through the murky waters to pull through to the sun above. You can enjoy, but you have to keep trying to get ahead. If you want a 9-5 where you leave it all at work, I would encourage you to re-think working your own business. As for me, I couldn’t imagine it any other way….
As a graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology, there are so many names to learn about with regard to terms coined, rehabilitation techniques researched and therapy
What Kittie Verdolini Abbott likes to call the “Scream Study” shows just that. She and her cohorts (including Ryan Branski and Clark Rosen) took a group of 9 folks and subjected them all to the same task to “tax” their vocal fold tissue (talking loudly for 1 hour, with a few small breaks in between). Then, they separated them into 3 groups.
Fast-forward to your awesome new job, but after the newness wears off, you are stuck with seemingly unattainable productivity goals, or IEP’s goals that just will absolutely never end. You may feel pressure to qualify a student or patient for therapy.
I’ve enjoyed hearing feedback from you all about short term goals and how they work for you. Many of you are more specific in creation,
I have had inquiries from multiple sources about how I track progress in voice rehabilitation sessions, so I thought it was high-time that I sat
Service goes both ways in the business of serving. SLP’s need to take care of themselves to take care of others.
It’s always a challenge to find fun and creative materials to help children and young adults want to take care of
