Webinar on Saturday, May 2nd, 2020 from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. PST 3 Hours of CA State CEUs for Speech-Language Pathologists OPEN TO Parents, Speech-Language Pathologists, Special Educators, Teachers, Psychologists, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, and Other Professionals THIS IS A LIVE ONLINE TRAINING UPDATE: The webinar will be recorded.
Read MoreRest and Recharge Kids may be first in line to celebrate spring break, but don’t underestimate its value to therapists and teachers. Of course we all enjoy a respite from daily demands, but the benefits are even more far reaching. Taking time away from the tasks and structure of a job gives your mind a…
Read MoreCSHA: Convergence 2020 CSHA Convergence 2020 is the California Speech Language Hearing Association’s Annual Convention Anaheim, CA – March 19 through 22, 2020 – Learn More/Register Mix & Mingle Mixer We will be hosing a mixer for those actively looking for a job change or a CF position. Our mixer will be taking place…
Read MoreTuesday, March 10th 2020 from 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. – Online Only 1.5 Hours of CA State CEUs for Speech-Language Pathologists OPEN TO – Speech-Language Pathologists and Speech-Language Pathology Assistants THIS IS AN ONLINE TRAINING COST – $25.00 Limited Space Free to Communication Works’ Therapists All Sales Final, No Refunds Important…
Read MoreSetting Priorities Now that we’re launched into the New Year, how are you doing with setting priorities, new intentions, and habits? Have you found ways to prioritize your own care while striving to help others? Have you pinpointed any changes you’d like to make at work or at home? Are you utilizing your 20/20 vision…
Read MoreWe hope your Thanksgiving was filled with positive connection to family, friends, and colleagues. For some, however, holiday gatherings are not always fulfilling when it comes to connecting with others. To improve your own experience during the holidays, take a minute to reflect on past experiences to determine your desires moving forward. Then, consider focusing…
Read MoreDuring a recent yoga class, the instructors, Malia Hill and Nichole Harrow, gathered a group to help us enter the holidays with grace and contentment. It’s a tall order given the many stresses and commitments that tend to arise this time of year. But I found the exercise extremely helpful. Each of us looked deeply…
Read MoreThe Dot by Peter H. Reynolds Amazon affiliate link (opens in a new tab): https://www.amazon.com/Dot-Peter-H-Reynolds/dp/0763619612/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=The+Dots&qid=1567449219&s=books&sr=1-3 This story is a call to overcoming roadblocks and finding one’s creativity. Young children, teens, and even adults will find it relevant. A young girl thinks she’s not artistic, but her teacher advises, “Just make a mark and see…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Sautter, M.A., CCC-SLP I’ve been thinking about the start of the school year, and this story in Edutopia, Helping Students Start the School Year With a Positive Mindset, caught my eye. Launching into school with a positive mindset is valuable for students of all ages and abilities, and it’s something that educators and…
Read MoreWorking as an SLP in schools is extremely rewarding but can also be exhausting. Like anyone in the helping professions, we need time off to rest and take care of ourselves. And because we work in the schools, many therapists can use the summer to make that happen. When school is out, therapists and educators…
Read MoreThursday, September 12th 2019 from 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. – Online Only 1.5 Hours of CA State CEUs for Speech-Language Pathologists OPEN TO – Speech-Language Pathologists and Speech-Language Pathology Assistants THIS IS AN ONLINE TRAINING. COST – $25.00 Limited Space Free to Communication Works’ Therapists All Sales Final, No Refunds Important…
Read MoreReading out loud or listening to a book on tape can boost everyone’s fun during a car trip. Here are some suggested road reads to engage young and older kids when the family is on the road or even in a tent or motel room. What Kind of Car Does a T. Rex Drive?…
Read MoreBy Elizabeth Sautter, M.A., CCC-SLP For kids with sensory processing issues, ordinary summertime experiences like walking on sand, applying sunscreen, and wearing a bathing suit can present significant challenges. Sensory processing refers to the ability to manage the sensations and feelings that come in through our senses. Some kids may be oversensitive and often feel…
Read MoreLearn more about CSHA’s 200 by Two campaign by reading CSHA Magazine’s Winter 2019 article. The article features quotes from our very own Audra Elliott, M.S., CCC-SLP as she was a part of the team that developed this important resource. Click article to read more: Article featured in the Winter 2019 CSHA Magazine.
Read MoreSharing an article that our very own Elizabeth Sautter, M.A., CCC-SLP wrote for CSHA Magazine’s Winter 2019 edition on mindfulness. Click article to read more: Article featured in the Winter 2019 CSHA Magazine edition.
Read MoreSaturday, October 5th, 2019 from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at St. Stephen’s Catholic Church in Walnut Creek 6 Hours of CA State CEUs for Speech-Language Pathologists OPEN TO Parents, Speech Language Pathologists, Special Educators, Teachers, Psychologists, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, and other Professionals COST Regular Price $190.00 Early Bird $170.00 Ended Friday, September 6th…
Read MoreThe month of May—Better Hearing and Speech Month—is a great time to raise awareness about communication. The basic ability to communicate and connect with other people is essential to being able to function in school, at work, and within the larger community. It’s a critically important part of everyday life, yet many people face challenges…
Read MorePerhaps you’ve heard of interoception, the sense that helps us understand what’s going on inside our bodies. Known as the “eighth sense,” interoception lets us feel and analyze sensations or body cues relating to heartbeat, body temperature, bladder, muscle tenseness, and other feelings. Developing interoception and body awareness can be a significant challenge for…
Read MoreIn last week’s post, guest blogger and autism expert Kelly Mahler introduced the concept of interoception, the sense that helps us understand what’s going on inside our bodies. The first of her two-part blog series focused on defining interoception and offered examples of challenges that come up when a person lacks interoceptive skills. In this…
Read MoreIn honor of National Autism Awareness Month, we are excited to introduce guest blogger and autism expert Kelly Mahler. In a two-part series, she delves into interoception, the sense that helps us understand what’s going on inside our bodies. Developing interoception and body awareness can be a significant challenge for people with autism and related…
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