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Guidelines and Goals for Pediatric G-Tubes

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PediatricSLPFeeding and Swallowing
G-tubes can be scary, intimidating, and misunderstood by parents and caregivers. This resource offers basic guidelines and goals for SLPs to follow when beginning the g-tube journey with a client.
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Guide to Laryngomalacia and Feeding Safety and Outcomes

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PediatricSLPFeeding and Swallowing
Laryngomalacia is a common diagnosis for infants that is often misunderstood by parents in both the short and long-term. This resource provides a quick guide to the condition, ways to assist, and evolution over time.
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Therapy Material

Group Therapy: How to Manage Energy After a Brain Injury (Spoon Theory)

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AdultOTSLPBrain Injury
The “Spoon Theory” was created by Christine Miserandino to help explain how brain injuries affect a person’s energy resources. This group activity can help lead a discussion about what daily mental and physical activities “use spoons” and which activities “replace/gain spoons” for energy conservation. This activity encourages a person to identify the specific daily tasks that use/gain spoons and plan weekly responsibilities using this strategy. A word bank is also provided to help give ideas about daily activities to consider for energy conservation.
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Therapy Material

Group Therapy Activity: Grief and Acceptance with Brain Injury

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AdultOTSLPBrain Injury
A brain injury can forever change the lives of the person with a brain injury and their family members. Naturally, survivors will experience grief with this lifestyle change. Carole J. Starr’s book To Root & To Rise: Accepting Brain Injury served as a guide for this important group discussion and personal reflection treatment tasks.
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Therapy Material

Group Aphasia Therapy: Gardening Conversation Guide

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AdultSLPAphasia
Many people enjoy gardening and sharing their tips and tricks with others. This group material provides guided questions with answer prompts to support this discussion. It also includes pictures of popular types of flowers, vegetables, and herbs for visual supports.
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Grounding Techniques

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AdultOTMental Health
This handout provides examples of grounding techniques that patients can use when feeling anxious or worrisome. This handout can be used as a visual guide while instructing patients in grounding techniques and as a visual reminder for the patient to use for continued practice.
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Therapy Material

Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt

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AdultOTSLPADLs/IADLsBrain Injury
This activity focuses on community re-integration, and challenges navigation, numerical skills, visual skills, and a variety of cognitive skills in order to locate specific items in the store.
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Handout

Grief and Aphasia

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AdultSLPAphasia
Grief is a natural emotion after a life-changing event like a stroke or brain injury. When a person experiences aphasia (loss of language abilities) the grief can be more socially isolating. This handout supports having a conversation about grief and aphasia. It provides some suggestions for aphasia friendly communication strategies. Depression is common for individuals after stroke/brain injury and it lists signs of depression loved one may notice that requires professional medical attention.
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GRBAS Auditory Perceptual Evaluation of Voice

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AdultSLPVoice
The GRBAS is a non-standardized, commonly used auditory perceptual scale used by a speech-language pathologist (SLP) to evaluate the healthiness of a person’s voice. This resource provides information on the five characteristics and ratings for consistent communication and understanding between SLPs.
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Therapy Material

Grapheme-Phoneme Correspondence Cards

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AdultPediatricSLPAphasiaLiteracy
472 grapheme-phoneme correspondence cards for speech-language pathologists and teachers targeting dyslexia and alexia through phonological awareness.
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Therapy Material

Graded Motor Imagery

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AdultOTBrain InjuryChronic PainStroke
This handout provides information on graded motor imagery used for complex pain and motor coordination. This handout describes each stage of the graded motor imagery protocol used for cortical retraining.
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Clinical Reference

Graded Exposure for Persistent Pain

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AdultOTChronic Pain
This resource outlines an evidence based graded exposure protocol to improve function in the face of nervous system sensitization.
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Therapy Material

Golf Numerical Problem Solving Activity

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AdultOTSLPBrain Injury
When asking patients about their hobbies and interests in order to incorporate those when creating person-centered goals, an often response is “golfing.” This activity is made for those golf lovers to target their numerical problem solving skills related to their favorite sport.
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Clinical Reference

Goals and Treatments for Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

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AdultOTChronic Pain
This handout describes the goals and treatments associated with complex regional pain syndrome, including decreasing pain, decreasing edema, decreasing sensitivity, managing skin temperature, and decreasing stiffness.
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Clinical Reference

Goal Ideas for Feeding Therapy

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PediatricSLPFeeding and Swallowing
This goal bank can be modified by adding more detail or customizing based on the child’s current skill level and needs.
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Clinical Reference

Goal Attainment Scale Guide & Worksheet

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AdultOTSLP
Sometimes formal assessments cannot measure changes, but the Goal Attainment Scale (GAS) is one way to show possible changes after therapy. GAS is a helpful way to identify and work toward achieving goals that are meaningful to the patient. This clinical resource provides directions and examples for using the GAS during the evaluation and therapy.
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Handout

Gluteus Medius Exercises

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AdultOrthopaedics
The gluteus medius is a common target for rehabilitation of the hip and leg. This exercise handout provides a collection of gluteus medius exercises that will help improve its strength. They are further classified for improving strength in the transverse plane and in the frontal plane.
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Handout

Globus Pharyngeus

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AdultSLPDysphagia
Globus pharyngeus is the fullness sensation or the feeling of a lump in the throat. The cause is still uncertain but there are many possible suspected reasons. This resource provides more information about causes and treatment suggestions to relieve this sensation.
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Handout

Getting Dressed: The Sock Aid

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AdultOTADLs/IADLs
A visual explanation of using a sock aid with graphics.
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Handout

Generalizing Speech Therapy Goals in Physical and Occupational Therapy

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AdultSLPBrain Injury
This handout provides specific examples for practicing speech therapy goals during physical and occupational therapy tasks. These are just suggestions, but the therapy team can brainstorm additional ideas to help the patient achieve their goals. Generalization of goals will be more successful with more practice outside of the speech therapy room.
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