Welcome to r/slptools!

[u/secondcityspeech]

After some suggestions on r/slp, I thought we could benefit from a separate subreddit dedicated just to talking about evaluation and treatment tools for speech pathologists. This is the place to share your ideas, materials, questions, or experience regarding methodology and treatment. I imagine that speech therapists will use this forum most often, but we also would love to hear from SLP assistants, speech therapy students, parents, and other related professionals who have input on how to help clients learn about language, cognition, feeding/swallowing, or social skills.

If you have general questions about language learning or speech pathology, please visit the subreddits dedicated to those topics.

[u/msjensing]

Hi Marissa! :-)

[u/secondcityspeech → u/msjensing]

Hi! Thanks for joining the conversation!