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Apr 11
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[Bonus Episode] Proactive Sensory Strate...

Speech Dude & Jessie Ginsburg
About this episode

Are you ready to transform your speech sessions with your autistic clients?

Day 2 of the Sensory Mini Course for SLPs is all on sensory strategies for your speech sessions. 

In this episode, we’re diving into:

✔️ How to use sensory strategies effectively in speech sessions (without turning you into an OT).

✔️ The 2 types of kids who benefit from sensory strategies —those who need
sensory input throughout the entire session and those who need sensory activities strategically dispersed.

✔️ How to build regulation within sessions to help kids stay engaged, regulated, and communicative.

✔️ And more!

PLUS, you can earn PDHs for listening!

All you have to do is listen to the episode and then request a certificate of attendance by clicking here: https://www.sensoryslp.com/sensory-mini-course-replay

You can also use the link above to grab your free Sensory Mini Course Workbook.

Click here to join our free Sensory Mini Course facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/sensoryminicourse

If you enjoyed this free bonus training, you're going to love the Sensory Certificate Program.

Enrollment is officially OPEN for our brand-new cohort of the Sensory Certificate Program for SLPs! 🎓

For the first time in 3 years, we’re bringing back LIVE sensory + speech coaching calls 🎉

That means real-time support, expert guidance, and a community of SLPs who get it—all while learning practical sensory strategies you can use right away in your sessions.

Join the movement of SLPs who are transforming their therapy sessions with their autistic clients.

Learn more or join now at https://www.sensoryslp.com/sensory-certificate-course 

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