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Everything you need to know about the site, resources, and working with an SLP.
Everything you need to know about the site, resources, and working with an SLP.
SLP Resources Hub is a professional resource website for speech-language pathologists offering structured, evidence-based therapy plans organized by disorder, age group, and setting — along with downloadable materials through Teachers Pay Teachers and Etsy.
All therapy plans are created by a board-certified CCC-SLP with 7+ years of clinical experience across school and private practice. Everything has been used with real clients.
Yes. All plans align with current evidence-based practice and ASHA's clinical guidelines. Always apply your own clinical judgment to each individual client.
Absolutely. Many plans are specifically written for school-based SLPs with IDEA-aligned goals and IEP-friendly language. Use the "School" filter on the Therapy Plans page to find them.
Yes — all sample goals follow the SMART format and meet IEP compliance standards. Customize with your client's name, accuracy criteria, and timeframe.
Absolutely, and you're encouraged to. These plans are a clinically-sound starting point — adjust goals, criteria, and strategies to fit your specific client's needs.
New plans and materials are added regularly. Sign up for the newsletter on the homepage to get notified.
Free resources download directly from the Resources page. Paid materials are on Teachers Pay Teachers and Etsy — click any product card to go directly to the listing.
A free TPT account is required for TPT purchases. Etsy allows guest checkout, though an account makes re-downloading easier.
Due to the nature of digital products, refunds are generally unavailable. If you experience a technical issue, contact me directly and I'll make it right. Physical Etsy products can be returned within 7 days.
Consider a referral if your child is missing developmental milestones, is hard to understand, struggles with directions, stutters, or has social communication difficulties. Early intervention is always recommended — don't wait. Your pediatrician or school district can provide a referral.
Yes! Several materials are designed for home use. Always work with your child's SLP to confirm activities align with their current therapy goals.
"Speech therapist" and "speech-language pathologist" (SLP) refer to the same licensed professional. SLP is the official ASHA title.
Yes! Use the contact form to describe your request — disorder area, age group, setting, and goals — and I'll let you know if I can help.
Yes, site licenses for school districts and group licenses for clinics are available. Contact me with your organization's details for a custom quote.
I'm open to collaborations with aligned brands, SLP bloggers, and professional development platforms. Reach out through the contact form.
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