Do you work with individuals in middle school, high school and beyond who have very limited leisure skills? Leisure skills allow us to enjoy life and have something fun to engage in either alone or with friends. When leisure skills are a deficit, they need to be addressed within a student’s day. If we do not directly teach leisure skills,…
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If you are new here, welcome! Let me introduce myself. My name is Rosemarie Griffin. I am a speech language pathologist and a board certified behavior analyst. I work in both a public school and a private school for students with autism and other complex communication disorders. Being able to use my background in both fields, has allowed me to…
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We are so very excited to let you know that registration for our 5 hour course all about helping students who are non-verbal and have autism develop a way to communicate with the world is now open! This course is not built like any other CEU course. This course is in-depth and will help you transform your therapy when working…
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Here in Ohio winter is in full effect! I wanted to share this super fun and easy winter freebie with all of you. It is a would you rather freebie all about winter. I love to use this activity to start my cooperative group therapy sessions. It is wonderful for students who have trouble answering social questions, as the pictures…
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  Social skills can be a difficult area to work on as a speech therapist. Knowing what skills to address, how to collect data and how to maintain a small group of students can be overwhelming! It Can Be Fun and Games is a 90 minute webinar offered for .15 ASHA CEUS. It discusses assessment – how do we assess…
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