This online course will teach SLPs the interrelationship of phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics to obtain better speech and language treatment outcomes. Course format is mostly text with some audio examples....more+

This course explores what research says about the perceptions of children in speech therapy from the lens of administrators, teachers, other adults and peers. The impacts of these perceptions...more+

This course covers evaluation and treatment of apraxia of speech in adults.  The emphasis throughout is on practice. The first section covers evaluation with a focus on the perceptual ...more+

In this course, you will learn the science behind stress, how it shows up in the day of an SLP, and how to manage...more+

Do you want to start a private SLP practice but aren’t sure where to begin? Do you wish you had a step-by-step guide to answer all of your questions? This is the course for you!  This course will guide you through...more+

The course emphasizes differential diagnosis of speech sound production problems due to auditory processing disorders, phonological processing, and...more+

How many of your students are discharged from therapy still at risk for reading failure? Learn to use orthographic instruction (printed cues) to simultaneously develop a strong literacy foundation while improving speech intelligibility, expanding language skills, and enhancing phonological awareness....more+

Different from other "literacy" courses, this evidence-based course will provide specific guidance for SLPs working to establish early literacy skills with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder....more+

Move beyond outdated models of intervention for children on the autism spectrum and learn the latest research on the neurobiology of ASD, including cutting-edge language and cognitive interventions supported by this new research....more+

Learn basic neuroanatomy and neurophysiology to better understand and integrate the latest neuroscience research to populations including APD, autism, motor speech disorders, language disorders and aphasia....more+

Learn to plan more effective treatment programs through knowledge of the three C's of neuroscience: Circuitry, Coordination and Chemistry....more+

This online course reviews the new science, assessments and evidence-based interventions for auditory processing disorders, dyslexia, and childhood apraxia of speech....more+

International autism expert, Tamara Kasper, will teach participants how to use non-verbal communication to jumpstart verbal communication. This intervention-focused course discusses how children with autism develop speech and language and how best to initiate interventions for children who have limited functional communication. Presented from the perspective of a SLP who is also a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, this course features effective...more+

This is the sequel to the Level 1 course (see course #e82). This Level 2 course discusses treatment for children on the autism spectrum who use echolalia or who have used echolalia at an earlier stage in their language development....more+

Apraxia expert Nancy Kaufman teaches participants techniques to help children with CAS become verbal communicators. Therapy session video clips are integrated into this course to aid participants in learning strategies for teaching children to combine consonants and vowels into words and words into functional expressive language. ...more+

This is the "go to" program for /r/ remediation when auditory bombardment and tactile cues are not enough to produce positive treatment results. This course includes seven basic steps that are necessary to move clients onward toward habituation....more+

This course reviews and updates clinical research on speech sound disorders, language and reading disorders, and cognitive disorders in children. Briefly looking back at the views of significant contributors to our field, the course provides historical perspective for understanding some of the differences in...more+

This course presents an overview of the specialty area of orofacial myology and its relationship to the field of speech-language pathology. Also covered are the procedures involved...more+

Speech-language pathologists have been inundated with a myriad of technological choices to incorporate into their daily routines with young clients. However, there has been a lack of professional guidance in identifying technological applications that fall within the guidelines of developmentally appropriate practices, thus...more+