Starting out in teletherapy, or even just trying to get more organized in your virtual practice, can feel overwhelming. There's a lot of advice out there, but not always a lot of practical, SLP-specific guidance on what actually makes a difference. This is my honest starter kit. The tech worth investing in early, the resources I'd buy first, the websites I keep coming back to, and a couple of free tools I use every single week. Tech Worth Investing In A Second Monitor This is

Scheduling for virtual school SLPs is its own beast, especially at the start of the year. One small shift that makes a big difference? Ask families when won't work for therapy instead of when would work for therapy. Here are my go-to scheduling tips for teletherapy, from confirming times to setting expectations before the first session.

Tired of piecing together articulation materials from five different places? The Articulation Hub is your all-in-one solution, visual supports, word lists, and engaging activities for any student, any sound, any session. Works for teletherapy and in-person. Made by a real SLP who gets it.

As a school-based SLP working remotely, keeping my schedule organized is everything. In this post I'm sharing the exact calendar system I use to manage sessions, IEP deadlines, progress reports, and more across multiple school districts.