Carrie Clark, CCC-SLP
Speech and Language Kids Podcast
This podcast is for SLPs, Caregivers, and Educators supporting neurodiverse children and teens who want practical, respectful, and effective ways to build communication skills. Our approach supports children with all neuro-differences, including speech/language differences, learning differences, ADHD, Autism, developmental disorders, and more! Each episode blends neurodiversity-affirming approaches with evidence-based speech and language therapy strategies, covering topics like speech sound disorders, language development, AAC, gestalt language processing, executive functioning, social communi...
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Carrie Clark, CCC-SLP
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7. Jul 2026
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Set up a Folder System for Effortless Speech Therapy Sessions 11.11.2024 22:53
Your students come into your therapy space and they know what to do. They grab their speech folders from the bin by the door. They walk to the table and sit down. They open their folders and get out their practice page. And they start practicing their skill quietly to themselves. While everyone is coming in and getting settled, you have a few minutes to walk around and make sure everyone is practi...
The Way of the Unstressed Speechie: Speech Therapy without Tears 06.11.2024 31:40
If you're a speech-language pathologist, SLPA, SALT or some other alphabet soup doing speech therapy with kids… And you're stressed out… And overwhelmed… You are not alone! There are so many kids right now that need support and not enough of us to go around. So what's an SLP to do? Well don't worry, I'm Carrie Clark and in this episode of the speech and language kids podcast, I'm going to show y...
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