Free Resources for SLPs, Educators & School Teams

Top 5 Inclusive Communication Strategies for Supporting Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students

A free, printable guide with five practical strategies to help SLPs, educators, and school teams create accessible, inclusive, and affirming learning environments for Deaf and hard of hearing students. Learn how to honor communication preferences, improve visual access, facilitate equitable participation, and collaborate effectively—while celebrating Deaf culture and identity.

10 Grammar Goals You Can Start Today for SLPs and Educators

A free, printable guide with 10 ready-to-use grammar goals—complete with IEP-aligned examples—to help SLPs and educators target language skills effectively. Perfect for tailoring to different ages, support levels, and classroom or therapy contexts, this resource is designed to save you planning time while ensuring goals are functional, measurable, and aligned with student needs.

Boost Language Development Through Daily Routines: Free Printable Guide for Families & Providers

Language learning doesn’t require fancy toys or extra time—it’s already woven into the everyday routines you do with children. From mealtime to cleanup, simple interactions can spark rich language growth when we know how to tune in and talk back. That’s why we created this free printable guide: 5 Everyday Routines That Boost Language Development. It’s full of practical, play-based ideas you can share with families or use during home visits and early intervention sessions to support meaningful communication.

Teletherapy Session Templates for SLPs: Easy-to-Use Forms for Data Collection and Progress Monitoring

Keeping up with documentation during virtual therapy can be overwhelming—especially when you're juggling multiple students, platforms, and goals. Whether you're new to telepractice or looking to streamline your workflow, having clear, organized templates can make a big difference. That’s why we created this free bundle of Teletherapy Data Templates—including printable session sheets, weekly progress trackers, and a quick-click checklist for real-time note-taking. Designed for busy SLPs, these tools make it easier to stay focused, stay compliant, and stay connected to your students' progress.

Supporting Children with Selective Mutism: Quick-Reference Guide

Children with selective mutism aren’t choosing silence—they’re navigating anxiety that often goes unseen. For educators, therapists, and caregivers, knowing how to respond with compassion (not pressure) is key to building trust and supporting communication. That’s why we created this free quick-reference guide—a practical, at-a-glance resource with clear dos and don’ts for SLPs, teachers, and parents. Whether you're working in the classroom, clinic, or at home, this guide helps teams stay consistent and affirming across all settings.

Creating Safer, More Supportive Spaces: Free Checklist + Masking Guide

Creating truly inclusive environments starts with understanding both what students need and what they may be masking to fit in. But many professionals still feel unsure how to spot signs of masking or evaluate whether their space is actually supportive for neurodivergent learners. That’s why we created this free resource bundle—a Safe Space Checklist and Understanding Masking Guide designed to help SLPs, educators, and school teams assess classroom environments and recognize the hidden challenges students may face. Both tools are printable, practical, and made for immediate use.

Recognize the Signs: A free checklist to help identify Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders

Early recognition of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) can make a powerful difference—but many professionals still feel uncertain about what to look for or how to support students effectively. That’s why we created this free communication checklist—a quick-reference tool designed to help SLPs, educators, and school-based teams identify common language and executive functioning patterns associated with FASD. It’s printable, easy to use, and built for real-world collaboration.