The renowned SLP Summit is back, and registration is open! 🤩
The series includes a 90-minute live offering co-presented by Sharynne and Kelly, along with pre-recorded, on-demand content. This year's series is designed to challenge outdated assumptions and provide clear answers to common questions.
This two-part series empowers professionals and caregivers to better understand and support individuals with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA). Combining lived experience, neuroscience, and practical strategies, these sessions reframe challenging behavior, highlight the importance of safety and trust, and offer actionable tools for fostering connection, autonomy, and meaningful learning.
Together, these courses form a comprehensive roadmap to literacy success—grounded in evidence, filled with actionable strategies, and designed to empower both professionals and students. Learn how to identify and support the foundational skills that make reading and writing possible—so every learner can thrive.
Embark on a transformative journey of learning and connection with courses dedicated to the exploration of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)! Each course is designed to empower parents, educators, paraprofessionals, therapists, speech-language pathologists, and SLPAs with the tools, insights, and practical knowledge needed to bring AAC into the hands and hearts of those who need it the most.
This series offers a dynamic learning experience for clinicians and caregivers who support people who stutter. Led by experts Nina Reeves and J. Scott Yaruss, the sessions provide essential strategies for effective collaboration with school teams and caregivers, ensuring a comprehensive approach to intervention and support.
The biannual SLP Summit is a premier online conference that brings together SLPs from around the globe. Established in 2017 as the first-of-its-kind summit for SLPs, this event has grown to become a trusted source of knowledge, inspiration, and networking opportunities within the field of speech, language and hearing sciences and beyond!
This two-part series equips speech-language pathologists and early intervention providers with practical tools to accurately identify and support language delays and disorders in young children. Together, these courses provide a comprehensive, real-world framework for equitable assessment and responsive intervention with children ages 18 months through preschool.
Learn how to confidently support students with selective mutism (SM) across identification, assessment, and intervention. This practical mini series gives school-based SLPs the tools to recognize red flags, use effective assessment strategies, and apply evidence-based treatment techniques that improve real-world communication.
