speech language pathology
TagWhere PT, OT, SLP, & RT Salaries Are Highest & Lowest
Therapy roles are generally known to come with decent pay, but where are PTs, OTs, SLPs, and RTs earning the most and the least? Find out here.
Therapy’s Most In-Demand Roles
Despite being majorly impacted by the pandemic, healthcare employment is rebounding at a steady clip. What types of therapy professionals are needed the most right now, and where?
States with the Most Therapy Jobs
California appears to be the state with the highest demand across all therapy professions. What other states are seeing strong demand for PTs, OTs, and SLPs?
Speaking with a Speech Language Pathologist
“Those moments when there is progress and I have changed my clients lives for the better carry me through the difficult times,” says Christie Moran, MS, CCC/SLP-L in this interview about what she has loved, and learned, about being an SLP.
Best Ways to Survive as a Travel SLP
Are you an SLP who’s dreading traveling from building to building or house to house each day? Here are some helpful tips to survive it.
9 Self Care Tips for the Time-Crunched Therapist
Strategies helpful to prevent feeling overwhelmed and burned out for SLPs and other therapy professionals.
Reasons and Ways to Use Gross Motor Equipment in Articulation Treatment
Explore some benefits of using gross motor equipment as a speech-language pathologist.
Language Skills Blossom from STEM
An SLP uses STEM—science, technology, engineering, mathematics—vocabulary and activities to cultivate language and literacy skills among older students.
Learning to Talk Like a Woman (or Man)
Some transgender men and women are turning to Speech Language Pathologists for help with feminizing or masculinizing their voices.
Building a Connected Community
Based on research and personal experiences, a Speech-Language Pathologist strives to build a community for adults with autism.