Educational Events

Upcoming Educational Events

Webinars

Podcast	How to Complete Assessments Over Teletherapy
	This 30 min podcast provides ideas to thoroughly assess your new patients over teletherapy to ensure great success!

Podcast	Get it Write! Why and How to Incorporate Writing into School-Based SLP Practice
	Explain the value of “authentic writing” to promote student engagement, motivation, and sociocultural-linguistic identity. Analyze a student writing sample for microstructural vs. macrostructural features. Connect writing goals to language and speech outcomes, as well as to grade-level curriculum and learning standards.

Videos	Swallowing Videos
	These are short videos (2-3 minutes) that are on YouTube, ideal for the SLP working in the area of dysphagia to share with patients and families.

Webinar	Socialthinking presents: Demystifying Executive Functions: What They Are and How to Teach Them (1 hour)
	Instructor: Michelle Garcia Winner. Insight on how to break down executive functions and two strategies to help students improve their executive functioning. Register here: Socialthinking - Demystifying Executive Functions

Webinar	Practical Strategies to Managing Difficult Behaviors in Young Clients-Free Course \| SpeechTherapyPD.com (1 hour)
	This free introductory course will teach clinicians effective and practical strategies to manage challenging and defiant behavior in their young clients. Various forms of challenging behaviors, as well as possible reasons, will be discussed.

Webinar	International Association of Communication Sciences and Disorders presents SSD and CAS – Should Motor Planning disorder be classified in children? (1 hour 23 minutes)
	Description: We have long debated terminology for describing the needs of children with communication impairment. The IALP Child Speech Committee have organized a series of panel meetings, ‘What’s in a name? How should we describe and define speech sound disorder in children and why does it matter?’, to discuss the overlap and distinctions between the label ‘Speech Sound Disorder’ and other closely related conditions.