As a paediatric speech pathologist, it’s likely that some of the clients you work with suck their thumbs past the age of 4 years. You may think that this is not an important issue or that it’s not something that you need to concern yourself with, but providing parents...
In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare and professional work, it’s essential to adapt to the changing needs of both therapists and clients. One such adaptation that has been gaining traction in recent years is the implementation of flexible work hours for...
As a paediatric speech pathologist, you will often encounter cases of articulation disorders and phonological disorders in your clinical work. Both conditions revolve around speech difficulties, but they are distinct in their nature and impact on a child’s ability to...
This blog unveils an often underestimated, yet incredibly impactful, facet of professional growth in the realm of speech pathology: peer mentoring. If you’re a speech pathologist aiming for continuous improvement, or if you’re curious about how peer...
Congratulations on reaching the end of your studies. This is a significant milestone in your journey towards becoming skilled speech pathologists! As you step into the world of professional practice, you’re likely filled with a mixture of excitement and...
We all know that supervision is essential in the field of Speech Pathology and if you’re an early career speechie, you probably explore a privatepractice’s stance on supervision before accepting a new position. But what does effective supervision really look like?...
