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Proper oral care can help keep patients with dysphagia as healthy as possible. Read this article for the 7 steps of oral care for dysphagia.

Read this article for a step-by-step guide to dysphagia exercises and safe swallowing strategies. Plus, get a free swallowing exercises handout PDF!

From the MED SLP Praxis Study Guide

How we scored in the above-average range on the SLP Praxis on our first try.

Dysphagia Therapy app helps medical speech-language pathologists find the best swallowing treatments with personalized evidence-based recommendations.

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I recently got an email, asking about how to best prepare for SLP graduate school. I thought it was a great question and thought I’d share some of my advice in a post! 1) My best and primary advice isn’t very helpful, but do NOTHING. Rest your brain. Enjoy your summer. Spend time with those […]

2 Speech-Language Pathologists (1 hospital-, 1 school-based) blog about their jobs, advice, treatment ideas, anything they think you might like!

Why do some students qualify for clinical speech therapy but not for in school therapy? Let's look at clinics vs school speech and all their differences.

If you suffer from aches and pains in your back, poor posture, or curvature of the spine, Raindrop Massage is a terrific healing option. The technique was specifically designed to promote back health and correct curvatures of the spine.

Explore Courtney Humphrey's board "Neuro - Communication" on Pinterest. | See more about Memories, Sensory processing and Activities.

Join the MedSLP Collective to access evidence-based courses for ASHA CEUs, editorial reviewed resources, and a vibrant community to enhance your career in speech-language pathology.

Dysphagia, also known as difficulty swallowing, can affect children or adults. There are numerous symptoms, causes, tests and treatment options for dysphagia.

Aphasia is a language disorder that is acquired after a brain injury. This post will elaborate on the different types of aphasia, causes, and symptoms.

This handout provides a visual depicting the unique pathway of the recurrent laryngeal nerves from the brainstem, around the heart, and up to the larynx. The handout describes the purpose of cranial nerves, the specific functions of the vagus nerve and recurrent laryngeal nerves.

There are so many great handouts and forms for SLPs available on Teachers Pay Teachers, blogs, and other websites. Check out this post for a round-up!

I was desperately searching for advice and nothing out there really helped me. I want to share my experience and what I wish I had known.