How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 6

Image courtesy of dmitrisvetsikas1969 on Pixabay.com Systems of Oppression in Speech-Language Therapy – Your Therapy Materials… As a reminder, if you’re an SLP, chances are you’re white, female, and come from at least a middle-class, mainstream culture background. In light of those demographic facts, that a look at your ‘stash’. You know, your stash ofContinueContinue reading “How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 6″

Happy Lunar New Year

Image created with Canva.com Happy Lunar New Year to those who celebrate! It’s the year of the Water Rabbit this year – a unique pairing of the animals and the elements. In light of the hateful tragedy in Los Angeles yesterday, it did not feel appropriate to post a celebratory message. Thinking of the victimsContinueContinue reading “Happy Lunar New Year”

Hair, or How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 5

Image courtesy of OrnaW on Pixabay.com Let’s Talk About Hair The texture and color of your hair are genetic. The health of your hair has to do with your medical status, any medications you take, your diet, the environment, and how you care for it. What you “do” with your hair depends on your culture,ContinueContinue reading “Hair, or How Not to Be a “Karen” SLP – Part 5″

Do you provide “therapy” or “training”?

A therapist guides a young girl through speech therapy exercises using a playful and modern approach. Looking at the caption on this picture, I don’t know that I’d call it a “modern” approach. These types of prompts are pretty standard in speech sound therapy… But, I digress. Today’s question comes from a discussion I recentlyContinueContinue reading “Do you provide “therapy” or “training”?”