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Banter Booster #26: Useful tools and resources for speech pathologists
David Kinnane
August 21, 2023
Welcome to Banter Booster! I’m David, wishing you all a very happy Speech Pathology Week!
Too much for a Monday, or not enough?
We’ve collected lots of useful tools and resources for you this week:
FREE therapy resources, including an early language stim refresher for clients from one of my favourite people, decodable book selectors, and practical tips for aphasia clinicians by asking “What would Audrey Holland do?”
FREE training opportunities about autism & task overwhelm; and the science of reading.
Tool of the week: 20 things you should know about your legal rights & responsibilities in the workplace.
Useful idea: a comic-making syllabus!
FREE private practice tips about avoiding gossip & people pleasing; and continuous progress (which does not mean perfectionism)!
Open-access research/summaries on genetic correlations between psychiatric conditions, and the many benefits of music for preschoolers
Client and other perspectives on work and life, including the difference between fluency and good communication, reliable information about the coming Voice Referendum, and the Inigo Montoya hack for surviving networking events!
Let’s communicate for life!
Free Therapy Resources
Need an ‘Insta-accessible’ early language stim refresher for families? Juliana Li has you covered!
Look at me QR Coding IG like a youngling!
Nina and I made a video as a tribute to Audrey Holland. It’s called ‘What would Audrey do?’ It encourages #aphasia clinicians and researchers to do 5 things.
— Emeritus Professor Linda Worrall AM (@aphasiologist1)
6:23 AM • Aug 13, 2023
Free Training Opportunities
ADHD/AUTISM
How to Prevent Task Overwhelm:
Practical ideas for neurodivergent children or adults.
If it's helpful, please subscribe and share
— Pooky Knightsmith (@PookyH)
7:39 AM • Aug 17, 2023
I’m looking forward to presenting at this *free* online Learning Support Forum on October 18. I’ll be talking about what the science of reading is and is not. Registration details 👇 event.on24.com/eventRegistrat…
— Pamela Snow (@PamelaSnow2)
7:13 AM • Aug 16, 2023
Tool of the Week
It's that time of the year when Australian #SLP2B/new graduate #SLP start thinking about their first speech pathology job. Many will become employees in #privatepractice. Here are some tips to get up to speed. Our full article incl free resource links: bit.ly/SLPGrads
— Banter Speech (@BanterSpeech)
3:40 AM • Aug 16, 2023
Useful Idea
Two updated syllabi of existing comics done and printed! One new one to draw and have ready by Monday…
All my past syllabi and class activities on my site here spinweaveandcut.com/education-home/— Nick Sousanis @[email protected] (@Nsousanis)
11:58 PM • Aug 17, 2023
Private Practice Tips
All this time spent talking about other people's bodies, gossiping about other people's relationships, criticizing other people's businesses.
Keep your eyes on your own paper. Work on your body. Nurture your relationships. Improve your business.
We all have plenty to improve.
— James Clear (@JamesClear)
1:12 AM • Aug 18, 2023
People pleasing
Say Yes
Feel resentful
Promise myself I'll say NO next time
Feel guilty
Say Yes ...
@lizandmollie— Hugh Kearns (@ithinkwellHugh)
9:00 AM • Aug 17, 2023
"Devote the rest of your life to making progress." — Epictetus
— Daily Stoic (@dailystoic)
10:00 PM • Aug 15, 2023
Open-Access Research & Summaries
Genetic correlations between psychiatric conditions: Some of the same gene variants that predispose people to one condition also predispose them to others. The thicker the connecting lines, the greater the genetic overlap between conditions.
— Steve Stewart-Williams (@SteveStuWill)
11:27 PM • Aug 14, 2023
#openaccess A translational application of music for preschool cognitive development: RCT evidence for improved executive function, self‐regulation, and school readiness #prek#preschool#music#parenting#earlyed#languagedevelopment#cognitivedevelopment
— Daniela O'Neill (@daniela_oneill)
11:56 AM • Aug 17, 2023
Client & other perspectives
“We need to remove language like 'fluency' or 'smooth' when speaking about effective communication skills. It's not only incorrect, it's harmful.” @stutterology101
Read Ezra’s article stamma.org/your-voice/flu…
— STAMMA (@stammer)
12:29 PM • Aug 11, 2023
To encourage respectful and courteous debate in the leadup to the referendum, @LawSocietyNSW has, and will continue to publish accurate and useful information about the proposed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice
Read more here:
lawsociety.com.au/the-voice-faqs— LawSocietyPresident (@LSNSW_President)
11:47 PM • Aug 17, 2023
Someone asked me today about how to network in Brussels .... I suggested that they use the Inigo Montoya method.... Never fails....
— Aodhán Michael Connolly (@MichaelAodhan)
8:29 PM • Aug 16, 2023
Thanks for reading this week’s Booster. If you found it useful, please share it! The more the merrier. And remember, this week:
“Communicating for life,” to be more precise!
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