Speech-Language Therapy "Toolkit"
Are you sitting there with all of your undergraduate coursework, wondering what's important to have once you start conducting therapy sessions? You're not alone. Here's a suggested list of what you should keep from coursework, as well as other items you might consider putting together to create a therapy "toolkit." Some of the items listed are more suited for on=campus clinics, but the majority are for all therapy settings. Therapy "Toolkit" 1. Binder with important resources to be able to just quickly look at, at-a-glance. Some suggested resources to have: IPA chart and phonetic transcription list, language development milestones, brief notes on calculating MLU and analyzing a language sample, Piaget's stages, Brown's morphemes, phonological processes, ages for sound acquisition chart, brief list of fluency techniques, Cranial nerves and their functions (specifically the ones for speech CN V, VII, IX, X, XI, XII), ar...