You can still follow those directions even if using a platform other than, such as Zoom, as long as that platform has a Screen Sharing feature. The original tutorial provides instructions for pairing your iPad with your computer in order to use iPad apps during teletherapy sessions and also covers Screen Sharing (for pulling up PDFs, websites, videos, etc.

We are now more often using Zoom (with on standby as a backup), and Zoom is extremely similar but less glitchy and with some additional features. You can click here to read ASHA’s considerations on reimbursement of telepractice services which answers questions about coding and insurance. We created the tutorial right before the Department of Health and Human Services announced that it would be waiving HIPAA requirements for teletherapy, opening up additional teletherapy platform options. If you missed our free teletherapy tutorial, you might want to read that first it was intended to teach you how to set up and use the platform,. We have grouped them into categories (of course), because we wouldn’t be SLPs if we weren’t thinking about categorization! Since there is so much information out there, and so many places to look for teletherapy ideas/resources, as well as some mixed messages (especially regarding the selection of teletherapy platforms), we decided we would compile everything we have found into one MASTER list of teletherapy ideas. Thankfully, we are in this together and surrounded by SUCH an amazing group of fellow SLPs (as well as other therapists/educators) who have been kind and patient enough to share their incredible wealth of knowledge and experience. Who knew that sitting in one spot on the couch all day could be so exhausting!? Can someone please just turn off this episode of Black Mirror already? We can commiserate and we feel your pain…mentally and PHYSICALLY.

It also contains a few Amazon affiliate links, or direct links to Amazon products mentioned.įirst, a pep talk… For those of you (such as private practitioners) who have had to learn the ins and outs of teletherapy from scratch in a matter of mere days, we are right there with you. You can view The Speech Express’s entire store here and Spiffy Speech’s Teachers Pay Teachers store here. Please note, this post contains links to our own products as we both create digital resources that lend themselves well to being used during teletherapy sessions. If any of you have come up with or stumbled across other ideas, resources, or links that you think should be included, please comment beneath this post or send either of us a DM on Instagram! We hope that you will find this master list helpful as you continue working to provide outstanding services to the populations we treat! While we wrote this with SLPs in mind, many of the suggestions below can be used or modified for use by other therapists and educators who are transitioning to digital learning or service delivery models. Welcome! If you are reading this and have been searching for teletherapy tutorials, ideas, and resources, you have come to the right place!! This post was co-authored by SLP, Holly Rosensweig of Spiffy Speech and SLP, Lucy Stone of The Speech Express.

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