Over the years, parents have asked me this a few times. I've also been asked why speech pathologists are allied health workers; whereas most tutors come from teaching or education …
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Australian SLPs: do you store progress notes in a cloud-based practice management system?
Reputable cloud-based practice management systems, like Cliniko and HealthKit, are becoming more sophisticated. Many Australian SLPs in private practice are using them to store client progress …
Australian private practice SLP alert! New award rates in effect. Updated employment agreement templates for speech pathologists in private practice
The Fair Work Commission has made a new Determination, increasing the minimum award pay rates for Australian speech pathologists in private practice covered by the Health Professionals and Support …
Speech pathologists, therapy assistants, digital platforms, and the gig economy: some ethics and compliance issues
Over the last five years or so, there's been a lot of chatter about how speech pathologists can or should outsource "non-core services" to others - e.g. to therapy assistants or software service …
The No-Prep Mumble-Buster: for children who mumble and mutter
"What did you say? Can you say that again?" Mumbling and muttering are significant barriers to good communication and can have a big impact on a child's social and academic participation. This …
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