365 ESL short sories with activities:
http://www.eslyes.com/
These stories each come with comprehension questions, vocab activities and other games and tasks perfect ALSO for those of us who work with adults with neurological trauma. Sweet.
Apps for SLPs who work with adults:
http://www.tactustherapy.com/other.html
I love finding new iPad apps and making sure I have the latest and greatest stuff to do with my patients. Here's a fun list for SLPs.
And have you heard about Pinterest.com? My cute SLP cousin just told me about its awesome application for SLPs. More on that later...
I'm also excited about the free Passey-Muir Webinars in a couple weeks. Check them out here... Free CEUs that can be done over lunch! I'm all for it. And they provide really good information in my experience. (Passey-Muir does not pay me to advertise!) :)
Hope you have a more fun caseload than I do right now. I'm feeling the blahs. I have a few patients who can't stay awake for a second, and a few who don't respond, even when awake. Sigh...
Anyone have a good pick-me-up for SLPs in burn-out phase?
XOXO
~K
Good stuff, Kristin! Sorry to hear you are feeling a bit burnt-out these days. Anything I can do or help you with.
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Wonderful blog & good post.Its really helpful for me, awaiting for more new post. Keep Blogging!
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I am so happy to find your blog. My son had a stroke in 2008 and speech impaired, he is now 34 years old.
ReplyDeleteIf anyone knows of any resources for good therapy I would be so thankful and in your debt. tgsullivan@att.net
Kristin should have some great resources for therapy for adults.
ReplyDeleteI'll email ya!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these links and will have a look at them now. I'm especially interested in teh ESL short stories and activities
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