4 Tactics for Effective Joint Book Reading
Joint book reading can be integrated into speech therapy goals but also used by parents at home. The only requirements are the child’s favorite book (or books) and a comfortable place to sit. A recent…
A Quick Guide to “The 15 Minute Coffee Break Syndrome”
What do you see when you look at someone’s face? Is the person happy or sad, angry or confused, surprised or afraid? Sometimes a person may be saying one thing, but his or her face…
Three Suggestions for Translating Apraxia of Speech Treatment Research in Clinical Practice
Published treatment research typically represents the effects of therapy applied under ideal conditions, which may vary considerably from the conditions under which therapy typically occurs in clinical practice. For example, your patient may only be…
3 Tips to Successful Therapy in Hospice and Palliative Care
Hospice and palliative care is a unique and growing niche of rehabilitative therapy practice. We realize that end of life is, by nature, a time of decline. How do we apply our knowledge and expertise…
Pneumonia Alphabet Soup (Part 2): The Secret Ingredients
We began deciphering the recipe for pneumonia in Part 1 – Pneumonia Alphabet Soup: Reworking the RecipesCauses for pneumonia are multifactorial, and the clinician needs to consider the following factors:Pneumonia risk factors (like dependency on…
Why Therapists Love MedBridge
