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I created these free speech and language worksheets so you can easily download and print them out to use as part of your speech therapy program.  Just scroll down the page to view the worksheets by topic.  You will find free speech therapy worksheets for articulation, vocabulary , grammar, holiday articulation and language games…and lots of other miscellaneous speech therapy creations that I love!  If you would like more information on what articulation therapy is you might like to read a post I have written called  Teaching Speech Sounds: The Process of Traditional Articulation Therapy

Parents:  If you are a mommy or a daddy (or grandma or grandpa) who wants to work with your child at home, you can use these speech therapy activity pages for extra practice.  Just choose the sound position to work on (initial, medial, or final) and click on the corresponding link to view and print the worksheets.  To help make practice more fun, you can print out two of the same page so you have pairs, cut them out, and use them to play a game of memory or go fish. You can also use them as flashcards.  You will find free speech therapy worksheets by sound and at a variety of levels; word level, phrase level and sentence levels!

Articulation Worksheets

Speech Sounds in Syllable Wheel

/th/ Sound Voiceless

/th/ Sound Voiced

Grammar Worksheets

Regular past tense.

Irregular Past Tense

Third Person Singular

Vocabulary Worksheets – Holiday and Seasonal Themed 

Fall & autumn memory game, christmas vocabulary 1, christmas vocabulary 2, summer vocabulary, summer vocabulary companion, grammar bingo games – holiday and seasonal themed, grammar bingo games.

Vocabulary BINGO Games – Holiday and Seasonal Themed

Vocabulary bingo - winter, concepts bingo - christmas, conceptual vocabulary bingo - back-to-school, conceptual vocabulary bingo - fall, conceptual vocabulary bingo - spring & easter, lemonade stand bingo - summer, 4th of july vocabulary bingo - summer.

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Cognitive-Linguistic Handout-ables

For speech pathologists to provide to patients/families/caregivers, as indicated:

• HANDOUT-ABLE: Every-day Lifestyle Choices to Encourage Brain Support
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Cognitive Strengths/Areas for Treatment, Based on a Full Speech Pathology Evaluation
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Five Different Sample Memory Book Templates with Instructions (English/Spanish)
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Redirecting Phrases for Dysregulated, Cognitively-Involved Patients
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Ways to Improve Interactions with Cognitively-Involved Patients
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Safety Concerns to Consider for Patients with Cognitive Issues
• HANDOUT-ABLE: For Families/Caregivers of a Person with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Cognition and Sleep Tracker
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Visual Aides for Fall Prevention (English/Spanish)
• HANDOUT-ABLE PACKET: Mindful Approaches for Cognitive Patients with Impulsivity
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Rating Need/Interest in Functional Activities for Cognitive Therapy Purposes
• RESOURCE PACKET: Self-Assessments/Plans for Prioritizing — Cognitive Tasks
• HANDOUT-ABLE: A Case For Participating in Facility Activities
• HANDOUT-ABLE: Strategies to Recall New Names
• HANDOUT-ABLE: A Letter to the Listener from a Person with Memory Involvement

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Functional Life Skills Activity Bundle

Not Your Average Aphasia Therapy Workbook

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The Aphasia Therapy Workbook is divided into four parts and includes 450+ pages of functional therapy materials that can be used to target a variety of receptive and expressive language skills in persons with aphasia. Each section features research-based techniques, therapy ideas, treatment tasks, sample goals, and much more. Designed to support both new and experienced clinicians, this comprehensive workbook contains practical and relevant resources to treat aphasia.

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What’s inside! 

Phonological Components Analysis (PCA) Packet: Aphasia Treatment 

What is Phonological Components Analysis?

Developed and modeled after Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA), Phonological Components Analysis (PCA) is an evidence-based technique that aims to improve awareness of phonological properties of words and support word retrieval in PWA. First introduced by Leonard et al. (2008), PCA showed positive outcomes in 7 out of the 10 individuals studied and some generalization for untrained words. Van Hees et al. (2013) further investigated PCA by comparing it to SFA. In this study, 7 out of 8 people showed improvements for treated words with PCA and only 4 people showed improvements with SFA (Van Hees et al., 2013). Van Hees et al., 2013 suggests that individuals with semantic difficulties will likely have more success with PCA and it is expected that individuals with phonological deficits will show improvements with both treatment techniques. 

Leonard, C., Rochon, E., & Laird, L. (2008). Treating naming impairments in aphasia: Findings from a phonological components analysis treatment. Aphasiology , 22 (9), 923-947.

Van Hees, S., Angwin, A., McMahon, K., & Copland, D. (2013). A comparison of semantic feature analysis and phonological components analysis for the treatment of naming impairments in aphasia. Neuropsychological Rehabilitation , 23 (1), 102-132.

This PDF includes:

• PCA how-to guide
• 1 Data tracking form
• 113 Target pictures
• PCA treatment activities
• Cueing examples 
• Answer keys

Word Retrieval Strategies

Word retrieval strategies for Aphasia:

• FIRST LETTER Try to think of the first letter. Scan the alphabet for help.
• VISUAL AID Use pictures or real objects.
• THINK ABOUT IT Try to think about what you want to say before you say it.
• GESTURE Use gestures, facial expressions, and pointing.
• EXTRA TIME Give yourself extra time, the word may come to you.
• VISUALIZE Describe what the object looks like.
• DRAW OR WRITE Draw the object or write the word.
• FUNCTION OR USE Describe the object’s function or how it’s used.
• LOCATION Describe where the object can be found.
• ASSOCIATION OR CATEGORY Describe what it reminds you of or what category it’s in.

Handout: Aphasia

• What is Aphasia?

Aphasia is a language disorder following neurological damage, most commonly, caused by a stroke. Depending on the site of damage, signs and symptoms of aphasia will vary. Individuals may experience difficulty understanding spoken or written language, trouble communicating daily wants and needs, or struggle with writing. Aphasia is a loss of language — not a loss of intelligence.

Handout: What is Parkinson’s Disease?

Parkinson’s Disease Educational Handout

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month

Daily Skills Task Cards – Set 1

Daily Skills Task Cards: Set 1

This set includes 180 treatment task cards that can be used to target various cognitive-linguistic goals while practicing everyday life skills. Print and laminate cards or use this set digitally.

• Sequencing: 6 cards
• Yes/No Questions: 10 cards
• Expanding Utterances: 16 cards
• Describing Features: 16 cards
• Daily Routines: 10 cards
• Object Identification: 20 cards
• Object Matching: 6 cards
• Object Function: 10 cards
• Medication Management: 20 cards
• Calculating Costs/Store Ads: 20 cards
• Using Coupons: 20 cards
• Reading Receipts: 6 cards
• Weather Forecast: 6 cards
• Generative Naming: 10 cards
• Reading Community/Safety Signs: 6 cards

Handout: Caregiver Communication Strategies

2 free handouts: caregiver communication strategies with picture symbols

Aphasia Object Box Starter Kit

This starter kit guides you to create your own object box with household items and successfully use it to address goals for verbal and written expression, auditory and reading comprehension, and cognitive communication skills.

30 Object picture cards

• 2 Images + 1 symbol each

• 6 Visual cue cards

• Written word

• Word completion

• Phrase completion

• Description of object use, location, and properties

• Clinician prompt card

• Confrontational naming
• Object description
• Phrase completion
• Generative naming
• Object discrimination
• Following directions
• Word recognition
• Phrase/Sentence discrimination
• Word completion
• Word/phrase/sentence level
• Problem solving/reasoning/WH-questions
• Categorical organization

Functional Reading Life Skills Bundle

The Functional Reading Life Skills Bundle includes realistic reading activities followed by comprehension questions and answers. This resource features over 390 pages of activities that can be used to practice real-life reading opportunities from restaurant and food menus to utility bills and receipts. Composed of practical reading stimuli, this bundle can be used to target a variety of cognitive communication goals and essential reading skills necessary for our daily lives. The functional assessment and client intake forms can be used to gather individualized client information and determine daily reading demands.

• Reading Menus
• Reading Schedules and Lists 
• Reading Bills and Finances
• Reading Labels and Packaging
• Reading Advertisements and Coupons
• Reading Cards and Invitations
• Reading Tickets and Passes
• Reading Instructions
• Reading Guides and Directions
• Reading Newspaper Sections
• Reading Emails and Shopping Websites 

Advanced Naming Bundle

Functional Activities Bundle: Rehab Discharge to Home

This packet was created to promote recovery of cognitive-linguistic deficits for individuals returning home or to an assisted/independent living facility. Use of functional real-world tasks in therapy helps generalize skills learned to everyday situations. Functional therapy is based on a patient-centered approach and it is important to consider your clients’ day-to-day responsibilities. This packet includes a case history form, functional activities, practice ideas, and compensatory strategies. To improve functionality and promote independence, modify materials based on individual needs and use real materials/scenarios when possible.

Sections include: goal writing examples, home practice and ADL activities, 60 + high-quality colored images, and an additional 20 ideas for real-world practice.

Functional Materials for Long-Term Care

The  Functional Speech Therapy for Long-Term Care Bundle   includes materials and resources for new and experienced clinicians working in long-term care settings  (i.e., Skilled Nursing, Assisted Living SNF/ALF/LTC, etc.).  Filled with educational handouts, screening tools, and practical no-prep treatment activities.

• SLP Intake Form
• Screening Forms

Functional Reading

• Activity Calendar
• Appointments/Schedules
• Weather Forecast
• Television Guide
• Community Signs

Memory/Orientation

• Interventions
• Memory Strategies
• Names and Faces
• Memory Book Template/Orientation Log

Problem Solving/Reasoning/Safety Awareness

• Picture Scenes
• Calculations/Time Management
• Safety Signs

Word Retrieval

• Naming Everyday Objects
• Responsive Naming
• Naming from Description
• Divergent Naming

Picture Flashcards

Print pages front and back to easily create flashcards for your therapy.

Handout: Wernicke’s Aphasia

Printable caregiver handout for patient families and around your workplace.

Functional Reading Activities: Groceries

60 pages of functional reading activities including organization tasks to target speech-language goals.

Organization Tasks: Food Storage

12 pages of activities and tasks that target organization skills through everyday tasks, such as putting groceries away. Practice identifying where items belong in the kitchen (e.g. fridge, freezer, pantry, etc) for functional speech therapy.

Also included in: Functional Reading Therapy: Groceries materials

AAC Communication Board

Free AAC communication board. Contains printable and high-quality images.

Automatic Speech Routines

Includes automatic speech routines such as:

• Days of the Week
• Months of the Year
• Familiar Songs
• Pledges and Prayers

Aphasia Therapy Workbook

The Aphasia Therapy Bundle includes 350+ pages of printable activities, educational handouts, documentation examples, and more. Includes worksheets for receptive language, expressive language, written language. This bundle may provide helpful resources, treatment materials, and home practice for patients with aphasia. Each section provides ideas for treatment, sample goals, and cueing examples. Manipulate materials and personalize for your clients to promote individualized speech and language therapy.

Table of Contents

• Impacted Language Domains
• Caregiver Communication Tips
• Word Finding Strategies
• Section 2. Expression
• Gestures & Nonverbal Language
• Automatic Sequences
• Functional Phrases – Completion, Script Training, MIT
• Everyday Object Flashcards
• Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA)
• Responsive, Divergent, and Generative Naming
• Symbols and AAC Communication Board
• Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST)
• Expanding Utterances
• Section 3. Comprehension 
• Cueing Strategies
• Yes/No Questions
• Object Identification and Discrimination
• Following 1-Step Commands
• Word to Picture Matching
• Sentence Comprehension
• Paragraph Comprehension
• Functional Reading Comprehension – menus, notes, cards, labels, weather
• Section 4. Writing
• Numbers & Alphabet
• Words & Sentences
• Filling in Forms
• Section 5. References and Terms of Use

Functional Speech Therapy Materials Bundle

The Functional Therapy Materials Bundle includes 350+ pages of functional activities and printable resources that target real world cognitive-linguistic skills.

Included in this bundle: 

• Client Intake Questionnaire
• Advertisements/Coupons
• Appointments
• Filling out Forms
• Associative Naming
• Confrontational Naming
• Picture Flashcards – with prompts
• Features and Functions
• Divergent/Generative Naming
• Food Storage
• Recipes and Ingredients
• Scheduling – daily, monthly, yearly routines
• Orientation – days, months, holidays
• Medication – management
• Calculating Coins
• Balancing a Register
• Sustaining Attention

Semantic Feature Analysis (Sample)

27 pages. Use this free PDF download to target word retrieval using evidenced-based practice.

Printable Memory and Orientation Book

This memory bundle includes a memory book template, interventions, compensatory strategies, and therapeutic activities that target goals of memory, attention, and orientation skills. It also includes educational handouts and printable safety signs.

Cognitive Communication Assessment

The Cognitive Communication Assessment created by Medical SLPs is a quick and easy to administer tool for speech therapists working in the medical setting. With a more functional approach to evaluation, this assessment tool can be used to develop individualized therapy programs and help therapists create functional goals for their clients. Administration materials included: patient intake form, record form, and stimulus booklet. Note: This is an informal assessment and has not been standardized.

Table of Contents 

 I. Intake Form

i. HPI, PLOF, Daily Routines, Cognitive Demands, Discharge Planning

ii. MDS Coding – For Skilled Nursing Facilities only

 II. Auditory Comprehension

i. Pointing/Body Parts

ii. Yes/No Questions

iii. Following Commands

iv. Understanding Conversation

 III. Verbal Expression

i. Automatics

ii. Phrase Completion

iii. Repetition

iv. Confrontational Naming

v. Divergent Naming

vi. Responsive Naming

vii. Convergent Naming

viii. Object Description

ix. Sentence Formulation

IV. Written Expression

i. Confrontational Naming

ii. Personal Information

iii. Functional Messages and Taking Notes

iv. Clock Drawing

V. Reading Comprehension

i. Reading Ability/Recognition

ii. Words-Phrases Matching

iii. Paragraph Comprehension

iv. Functional Reading – Menu

VI. Cognition

i. Attention

ii. Immediate Recall and Recent Memory

iii. Distant Memory

iv. Making Change and Calculating Coins

v. Functional Calculations

vi. Problem Solving/Safety

vii. Sequencing and Organization

viii. Balancing Checkbook and Writing a Check

Word Retrieval Worksheets Bundle

The  Functional Word Retrieval Bundle  includes printable speech therapy activities, compensatory strategies, functional goals, cueing examples, and much more.

• Using Gestures to Communicate
• Identification and Comprehension
• Alphabet and Numbers
• Days, Months, Seasons
• Greetings and Common Sayings
• Familiar Sequences
• Social Greetings and Songs
• Functional Phrase Completion
• Templates and Personalized Scripts
• Conversational Topic Ideas
• Sample Phrases with Visual Cue Cards
• Symbols and Photographs of Everyday Objects
• Semantic Feature Analysis
• Synonyms/Antonyms
• Object Description
• Word Deduction
• Naming by Letter
• Activities and Worksheets (45)
• Courses (3)
• Evaluations (5)
• Gift Cards and Misc. (5)
• Handouts (13)
• Speech Therapy Materials (67)
• Study Guides (4)

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FREE Speech Therapy Worksheets and Printables

Speech therapy worksheets and printables to help you save time planning and are great for take-home and carryover activities. Find our favorites below!

As a speech-language pathologist (SLP), you are likely always on the hunt for new worksheets and printables for your clients with speech and language delays and/or disorders. If you don’t need to print, I still like how they are super convenient to email home for extra practice or quickly pull up for my telepractice sessions! Tip: open the PDF and use the annotation feature in your video chat platform to fill them out.

Free worksheets and printables are even better for those with limited (or nonexistent) material budgets…we’ve got your back! To make your life easier, find a round-up of some of our favorite free speech therapy worksheets below.

Why Using Worksheets and Printables in Speech Therapy is Beneficial

• They require little to no prep
• They won’t make a mess
• They’re easy to organize and store
• They can make working on goals more fun and engaging
• They can be used for progress monitoring (e.g. do an articulation BINGO activity each quarter and measure progress with it)
• They can be used virtually or printed out

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Free speech therapy worksheets and printables and how to use them.

Within this blog post are worksheets to aid speech therapy practice in sessions and at home. These are suited for various ages and skill levels. They are either linked to our TPT store or via Google Drive link!

Free Articulation Worksheets and Printables

Use these to target specific speech sounds. These are great for getting a lot of reps in!

Articulation BINGO:

• /r/ initial position
• /s/ initial
• /th/ (voiceless) initial
• Find ALL of our Articulation BINGO worksheets here (many more sounds included)

Data Collection Sheet

Free Language Worksheets and Printables

Use these to target specific grammar and vocabulary skills including wh- questions, plural nouns, parts of speech, and figurative language.

Plural Nouns (Regular & Irregular Nouns) Review

WH- Questions Visual

WH- Short Story Questions:

• Camping Trip
• Fall Edition (4 stories)
• Winter Story
• Valentine’s Day
• Fall version
• Halloween version
• Thanksgiving version
• Christmas version

Idioms Worksheet

Free Seasonal Worksheets and Printables

Have fun incorporating holidays and themes into your speech and language activities. These activities are great for mixed groups and can be customized based on whatever goal you’re targeting!

Back to School:

• About Me Activity
• Get to Know You BINGO
• Fall Edition
• Winter Edition

BINGO games:

Scavenger Hunts

• Thanksgiving (highlights the 5 senses)

Free AAC Core Word Resources - Printables

Find a mix of core and fringe word activities for your AAC users and groups.

Core Word of the Week Activities

• GO core word
• MORE core word

Back to School Fringe Vocabulary BINGO

Free Speech Therapy BINGO games

BINGO games are great because they can vary in complexity and goals you can target. Some ideas for use: work on identifying or labeling the chosen word on the Bingo board, hone in on inferencing skills, explore sentence expansion, and so much more!

Articulation:

• /r/ initial
• Back to School (interactive group activity)

Free Administrative Support Documents for Speech Therapists

Gather background information on clients and take data easily with these printables!

Case History/Intake Fillable Form

Articulation Data Collection Sheet

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Find additional activities and resources in our TPT store ! We have goal creators , domain-specific resources (e.g. stuttering , self-determination ), and more resources.

• Receptive Language Activities
• Expressive Language Activities
• Stuttering Therapy Activities
• Articulation Therapy Activities
• Board Games for Speech Therapy
• Toys for Speech Therapy
• Books for Speech Therapy

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Most popular free downloads.

50 Things You Can Do Right Now to Help Your Loved One with Aphasia

A FREE list to learn about all the ways you can help a stroke survivor struggling to communicate.

Have You Tried…? A Guide to 15 Evidence-Based Aphasia Treatments for Expression

A FREE quick guide that will help you consider all your therapy options to help your patients talk.

Setting Goals in Aphasia Therapy – The Ultimate Guide

A FREE 11-page e-book to help SLPs set better goals for adults with communication disabilities .

Speech Therapy Homework – Setting up a Successful Home Exercise Program Using Apps

A FREE homework packet to help your adult clients succeed in completing their home exercises.

Show Apps on Video Calls – a Telepractice Resource for Therapists

A FREE guide & video on how to mirror your tablet screen to use apps in therapy remotely.

Tactus Therapy App Brochure

A complete list of all the Tactus apps in your local currency, along with highlights of the resources we offer for professionals & home users.

“How To” Article Summaries

Download an easy summary for you to reference or print.

How To: Anagram, Copy, & Recall Treatment (ACRT)

How To: Attentive Reading and Constrained Summarization (ARCS)

How To: Communication Partner Training (CPT)

How To: Cueing Hierarchy

How To: Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT)

How To: Multiple Oral Re-Reading (MOR)

How To: Phonological Components Analysis (PCA)

How To: Phonological Treatment for Writing

How To: Response Elaboration Training (RET)

How To: Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA) for Anomia

How To: Spaced Retrieval Training (SRT)

How To: Verb Network Strengthening Training (VNeST)

How To: Visual Scanning Treatment (VST)

How To: Treatment of Wernicke’s Aphasia

How To: Word-Finding Strategies

App user guides and tips.

Advanced Language Therapy

(includes Advanced Comprehension, Advanced Naming, Advanced Reading, & Advanced Writing Therapy)

Apraxia Therapy

AlphaTopics – AAC

Category Therapy

Conversation Therapy

Dysphagia Therapy

Language Therapy

(includes Comprehension, Naming, Reading, & Writing Therapy)

Number Therapy

Spaced Retrieval Therapy

Speech FlipBook

Visual Attention Therapy

“what is” article summaries, download a summary to reference or print.

What Is: a Cognitive-Communication Disorder?

What Is: Aphasia?

What is: Primary Progressive Aphasia?

What is: Global Aphasia?

What is: Broca’s Aphasia?

What is: Fluent Aphasia?

What is: Apraxia of Speech?

What is: Left Neglect?

What is: Dysarthria?

“using apps to treat…” article summaries, download a detailed guide to reference or print.

Using Apps to Treat Severe Aphasia

Using Apps to Treat Mild Aphasia

Using Apps to Treat Talking

Using Apps to Treat Listening

Articles with free downloads.

9 Ways to Make Speech Therapy Homework Work for You

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The Truth about the Plateau in Stroke Recovery

10 Creative Naming Therapy Activities for Aphasia

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10 Ways AAC Can Help Improve Slurred Speech in Dysarthria

 8 min read

27 Dysphagia Myths – Busted!

 11 min read

10 Aphasia Myths Busted

 14 min read

Talk the Talk: 5 Things You Need to Know when Speaking with a Person with Aphasia

 5 min read

Culturally Competent Care of Black Stroke Survivors

Past favorites.

These downloads still contain a lot of useful information, but parts of them might now be out-of-date.

A List of the Best Speech Therapy Apps for Adults

Our FREE 11-page list of the best 170 apps for adult or medical speech therapy.

Getting Started with Apps in Speech Therapy

A FREE download with the essentials for starting with apps.

What is COVID-19? An Aphasia-Friendly Resource about Coronavirus

A FREE guide to help explain the pandemic with visual supports and clear, simple language.

A website dedicated to helping SLPs use PLAY-BASED speech and language therapy so they can save time and have fun!   

Huge list of free handouts for speech therapy.

As Speech Language Pathologists, we are always on the hunt for a good Speech Therapy handout - and bonus if it’s free.

This massive list of free speech therapy handouts will help you find amazing handouts to share with parents, speech therapy assessment, and therapy planning. These free speech therapy printables cover a variety of topics, including developmental norms, speech therapy activity ideas, apraxia of speech, homework planning, play observation, and language processing.

This Apraxia Homework Planner is perfect for keeping parents in the loop! Use this easy to use checklist to note which cues are beneficial, which word shapes they are working on, which carrier phrases to target, and what their child's target words are.

Cues for Apraxia of Speech: Use this Speech Therapy Handout for Apraxia of Speech as a quick reference when using DTTC, Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing , with your students. Includes a hierarchy of cues that can be used with your toddlers, preschoolers, and school aged children during speech therapy! The cues are sorted by level of support, so you can appropriately support your students in saying accurate productions. **For more about DTTC, please visit www.ctsspeechhearing.org**.

Apraxia of Speech Homework Plan: This free homework planning sheet for Speech Therapy was designed with the busy SLP in mind! Use this easy to use checklist to keep parents of children with Apraxia of Speech informed of which targets they are working on, the type of cue their child benefits from, and so much more!

Speech and Language Therapy Strategies and Accomodations for the Classroom : This easy to use checklist is perfect to supplement any speech therapy consultation visit or to help you with writing your IEPs. Includes a variety of speech therapy strategies for expressive language, receptive language, articulation, phonology, early language, behaviour, and visual supports.

Word Shape Hierarchy: Use this visual representation of Word Shape difficulty with parents or teachers - or use for yourself! Children with Apraxia of Speech have difficulty combing a variety of sounds in a variety of ways - especially when the word is complex. This simple speech therapy handout for Apraxia of Speech will help you choose your goals for Apraxia of Speech!

Prosody Calendar for Apraxia of Speech: Children with Apraxia of Speech often have prosodic differences. It is important for children with Apraxia of Speech to practice speaking using different rates, volumes, and pitches from a young age!

Send this print and go handout home with your students with Childhood Apraxia of Speech, or use as a guide in your own therapy. Have fun practicing using different rates, volumes, and pitches with your students.

Speech Therapy on a Walk : Use this free handout for Speech Therapy for carryove r of a variety of speech and language skills.! With this free parent handout, teachers and Speech Therapists can provide parents with easy to implement strategies and activities to use during a walk.

What Question Handout for Speech Therapy: This handout is full of practical and easy to implement activities with everyday items, as well as effective strategies for teaching answering what questions. This one-page handout provides enough information for parents (or you!) to implement therapy for up to one month! That means less prep for YOU! This WH-Question Handout includes:

age of typical acquisition

example of correct and incorrect answer types

Fun activity ideas for speech therapy

detailed cueing hierarchy, with examples

a list of WH- questions to practice

Past Tense Verbs Handout for Speech Therapy: Share this grammar handout with parents, teachers, and school staff. This Handout includes:

Parent friendly explanation of when the past tense -ed morpheme is used.

Typical age of acquisition.

Example of correct and incorrect use.

Cueing hierarchy, with examples.

Classroom Strategies.

Activity Ideas and/or Book Suggestions

Categorization Handout for Speech Therapy : Give this Language Processing: Categorization handout to parents, teachers, and school staff. This print and go handout includes everything you need to teach this speech and language skill! This handout features:

Explanation of the Goal

Low-prep Activity Ideas

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6 Stages of Social Play Development: This handout will help you understand how play develops in childhood. Each of the six stages of social play development is explained and development norms are provided.

Ideas for Play Materials: Wondering how to get kids engaged in therapy? Make sure you are using toys and activities that are appropriate for their level of play. This quick and easy reference sheet includes materials ideas for different levels of play, including pretend play, parallel play, sensorimotor play, dramatic play, and constructive play.

Play Observation Form: This easy to use checklist will help with your play based assessments. Give to parents to complete or complete yourself. Gain an understanding of the child's interests, levels of play, and attention span.

Favorite Resources for themed therapy: Interested in starting to use themes in your speech therapy sessions? Use this list of books, board games, toys, crafts and gross motor activities to help you plan your speech therapy sessions. Includes ideas for pets, farm, zoo, food, monster, and baking.

Why we Play in Speech Therapy: This handout provides Evidence Based Reasons of why Speech Therapy involves a lot of play! Share this with teachers, parents, or school staff to explain the importance of play in speech and language development.

5 Characteristics of Playful Learning: Have you ever wondered what characteristics of play help a child learn? This handout tells you exactly which five features of play help kids learn and explains them in detail.

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Marina Shcheglova

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Marina qualified as a general dental surgeon from Riga’s Latvian Medical Academia in 1995 and gained a postgraduate degree in Prosthetic Dentistry from Moscow State University in 1999.

Marina has a special interest in endodontic, restorative and aesthetic dentistry and has been at the Nikitin Practice since 2009. Completed a one- year comprehensive course in Cosmetic Dentistry and Aesthetic Restorative Dentistry in 2015 and Advanced Occlusion and Comprehensive Treatment Planning in 2017.

When not working, she most enjoys visiting exhibitions, travels and shopping.

General Dentistry:

Our general dental services help to maintain your dental and oral health, leaving you happy with your smile. After your first consultation, when we get to know you and your dental history properly, we will create a personalised treatment programme for you based on your needs.

Preventative Dentistry:

We prevent oral diseases by carefully examining the mouth for early signs of gum disease and tooth decay. To do this effectively, our dentists and hygienists will ask you about your diet and your oral hygiene routine, as both can affect the likelihood of disease.

Paedodontics:

We want to see all children smiling confidently. Our wonderful dentists are on hand to make this happen. They give child-friendly oral care recommendations and build rapport with each child so that a trip to the dentist is enjoyable and no longer a frightening chore.

Endodontics:

Endodontics involves the treatment of dental pulp. Endodontists save diseased teeth by fighting infection though processes like root canal therapy. Our experts will first diagnose tooth pain, before performing root canal therapy or another necessary procedure on the interior of the tooth.

Restoring Teeth:

Teeth may decay or chip over time. These teeth should be restored so that they function and look the way they did before. Single teeth restorations include fillings, inlays, onlays and crowns. Whole teeth can be replaced with implants, bridges or dentures.

A filling restores a decayed tooth to its former shape and function. The filling material we use depends on the location of the affected tooth, but every filling will look completely natural.

Inlays / Onlays:

After the removal of decay, an inlay may be fitted into a tooth cavity and cemented into place. It is stronger and more durable than a filling.

An onlay is very similar to an inlay, but it also ‘hugs’ the tooth’s biting surface to prevent a filled tooth from breaking. They require less tooth filing than crowns.

Crowns, also called caps, are natural tooth-like covers that restore very broken down teeth. They can be made from ceramic, porcelain or metal, and are matched to your natural tooth colour so that they blend in  with your other teeth.

A conventional bridge is a natural-looking false tooth that replaces a missing tooth and ‘bridges’ the space between two teeth. So unlike dentures, bridges are fixed and cannot be taken out of your mouth.

An adhesive bridge is the best solution when the adjacent teeth are healthy. Since it is glued to the back of the teeth, a crown does not need to be put over the entire tooth.

Bridges may reduce your risk of gum disease, help correct various bite issues and can even improve your speech.

Root canal therapy:

Our teeth contain a network of nerves and blood vessels called the pulp, located in the pulp chamber and root canal system. If a nerve dies, usually due to tooth decay, a resulting infection may cause acute pain and discomfort in this area. Sometimes a nerve dies without symptoms, only to be discovered by x-ray.

Root canal therapy disinfects this region of the mouth and fills it to prevent re-infection. This process uses state-of-the-art technology to fill the canals and to exclude bacteria from them. These techniques, combined with good local anaesthetic, will make this treatment a comfortable experience.

Tooth whitening:

Although our hygienists will remove surface stains from your teeth, you will then need tooth whitening to penetrate the structure of your teeth and increase their brightness. This is achieved by applying gel to the teeth in a custom-made tray, allowing your teeth to sparkle.

Dental veneers:

Veneers improve the shape, shade or position of your teeth. Veneers are very thin laminates of tooth-coloured porcelain, ceramic or special composite resin.

Before constructing veneers, we will help you to choose the smile you want. If the changes you need are significant, we may work with our orthodontist, Dr Heike Börnert, to align your teeth prior to the construction of veneers.

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Preventative dentistry, caries (tooth decay) prevention.

Caries, or tooth decay, is caused by bacteria, which turn sugar into acids that eat away at the tooth enamel. Preventative measures include lowering your sugar intake and brushing with fluoride toothpaste to strengthen your teeth and remove bacteria.

Restoring Teeth

Teeth may decay or chip over time. These teeth should be restored so that they function and appear as they did before. The techniques and materials needed to achieve this will vary from individual to individual.

Tooth whitening

Although our hygienists will remove surface stains from your teeth, you will then need tooth whitening to penetrate the structure of your teeth and increase their brightness. This is achieved by applying gel to the teeth in a custom-made tray, the result being teeth that sparkle.

Implant planning

We have built a worldwide reputation for our dental implant services, led by Vladimir Nikitin and George Paolinelis. Dental implants can replace any number of teeth, from a single tooth to a complete set. Patients like them because they are comfortable, stable and allow for easy chewing.

Implant placement

Dental implants enable the restoration of a single tooth or more. The main purpose of implant-supported restoration is to recover the maximum functions and aesthetics of the tooth. It also helps in the reinforcement of complete dental treatments.

Implant restoration

Implant restoration is procedures which provides the support and maintenance of the dental prosthesis. Restoration of a crown or dentures ensures the smile of the patient is easily restored.

Bone grafting

Bone grafting is a kind of cosmetic surgery which helps to strengthen the jaw bone. This results in improved support for dental implantation.

Peri-Implantitis

This is an intemperate process that affects the hard and soft tissues that surround the implant. The symptoms of this disease are associated with bleeding on probing, loss of supporting bones and suppuration at times.

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Whether they are made from pink acrylic (plastic) or metal, they look natural and are relatively quick to make and cost-effective.

Crowns, also called caps, are natural tooth-like covers that restore damaged teeth. They can be made from ceramic, porcelain or metal, and are matched to your natural tooth colour so that they blend in with your other teeth.

A conventional bridge is a natural-looking false tooth that replaces a missing tooth and ‘bridges’ the space between two teeth. Unlike dentures, bridges are fixed and cannot be taken out of your mouth. An adhesive bridge is the best solution when the adjacent teeth are healthy. Since it is glued to the back of the teeth, a crown does not need to be put over the entire tooth.

Dental veneers

Veneers improve the shape, shade or position of your teeth. Veneers are very thin laminates of tooth-coloured porcelain, ceramic or special composite resin. Before constructing veneers, we will help you to choose the smile you want.

Inlays / Onlays

After the removal of decay, an inlay may be fitted into a tooth cavity and cemented into place. It is stronger and more durable than a filling. An onlay is very similar to an inlay, but it also ‘hugs’ the tooth’s biting surface to prevent a filled tooth from breaking.

Orthodontics for Children

The earlier your child’s first orthodontist appointment, the better their oral health will be – allowing them to have a life-long confident smile. The best age to first see an orthodontist is between six and seven years old, when their permanent teeth start to come through

Orthodontics for Adolescents

At the age of ten to twelve years children are in their mixed dentition. This growth phase, which comes before the onset of puberty, is the best time to correct the bite with a functional appliance.

Orthodontics for Adults

Adult orthodontic treatment can improve your smile and confidence, as well as the health of your teeth and gums. Although more challenging than children’s orthodontics, it is never too late to see an orthodontist. We would be delighted to help you, so please do get in touch. 

Scaling and root planning

Dental scaling helps to remove the tartar, biofilm, and plaque from the surface of the tooth and beneath the gum line too. Root planning provides a complete scaling of the surface of the roots to diminish the inflammation caused in the gum tissues.

Root surface debridement

Root surface debridement is a traditional and effective way of treating the gum disease. Treatments like scaling, root planning, and gingivitis can be efficiently controlled with the help of this treatment. Further treatment can be carried out according to the response of this treatment.

Removal of plaque

Plaque is generally formed when you do not take care of your teeth properly. You can remove plaque with the help of floss and a brush. Regularly brush your teeth in circular motion. Regular dental visits twice a year is necessary for the maintenance of your oral health.

3D Cone Beam CT Scan

3D cone beam CT scan is a special kind of equipment for performing X-rays. It is particularly suited to facial x-rays, where regular dental x-rays are often inadequate. The process requires no special preparation, and the images attained with the help of cone beam CT helps to give a clearer picture for precise treatment.

Panoramic Radiograph

Panoramic radiography is a kind of dental x-ray which uses a small dosage of the ionizing radiation to acquire one single image of the whole mouth. The dentists or oral surgeons use this radiography for the treatment of braces, implants, extractions, and dentures.

Clinical Photography

Clinical photography is a specialized approach to photography that is concerned with the documentation of dental clinics, presentation of patients, medical devices, specimens from the autopsy, along with medical and surgical procedures.

Examination assessment of dentition

Dental evaluation of your teeth is necessary and can be checked via the dentist only. The assessment is done to check any dental issues persist or not. Recognizing the diseases, checking the symptoms, restoring the defects, etc., are the basic look out of the examination.

Fissure sealants

Fissure sealants are a type of dental treatment which helps in the prevention of tooth decay. Fissures are present in the back of the teeth which are very vulnerable. They easily get affected by tooth decay due to food and bacteria.

Root canal therapy

Root canal therapy disinfects this region of the mouth and fills it to prevent re-infection. This process uses state-of-the-art technology to fill the canals and to exclude bacteria from them.

Apical Surgery

Apical surgery is known to be a basic surgical procedure which is the last way for protecting and maintaining a tooth. It helps in preventing the bacterial leakage that occurs from the root-canal system to the periradicular tissues.

Tooth removal

A dental extraction is the removal of a tooth. This may be required if a tooth cannot be restored, is impacted, is causing gum problems or prior to some orthodontic treatments.
 Irrespective of the complexity of the extraction, we will use the least invasive procedure possible.

Cyst removal

Dentists or surgeons at times will suggest removal of the cyst via surgery. There are very rare chances of any complications during surgeries. Surgeries are required if the cyst gets opened. If it is closed then with the help of medicines the cyst can be removed.

Fraenectomy

This is an oral surgical process which helps in elimination of frenulum in the mouth. Frenulum is a muscular part which is present between two tissues, normally presented under the lip and/or tongue.

Assessment and biopsy of lesions

The oral tissue biopsy is necessary for suspicious lesions. During the time of biopsy, the dentist or oral surgeon prepares the area with the help of local anesthetic which numbs your gums. It is a quick and painless procedure.

Wisdom Teeth assessment and removal

George Paolinelis will assess your wisdom teeth clinically using radiographs. George prides himself on minimally invasive surgery, which considers the long-term health of the surrounding teeth gums and bone.

Temporomandibular joint pain assessment

Temporomandibular Joint Pain assessment or TMJ is caused due to the mandibular condyle formed in the mandibular fossa. The symptoms can either be debilitating pain or slight discomfort or some limitations in the functioning of the jaw.