Fun font and graphics helps clients focus on feelings which are an important part of everyday functioning. Let us know your ideas, by sharing them on the Brilliant Therapy page so we can all help each other. Tell your friends to join the brilliant therapy team...
You can add these to an obstacle course or call them out in a Simon Says game. If you do it with them it is much more fun! Share your favorite creations on our page and get Brilliant Therapy credit. Together we are making the world...
These are wonderful effective moves that are a fun challenge. Do you want to share your therapy challenges? Just go on to the Brilliant Therapy Facebook page. If you want more moves, just take a look at all the e-books on obstacle courses. You will find...
Fill in the blanks. An award that you can curtail to each of your kids accomplishments. Let us know how you reward your students on the Brilliant Therapy page. Download the PDF for 75% Award: ST...
This reminds kids how important they really are and how much you appreciate their hard work towards their goals. If you like this, you will like the other speech award for 75% success that we have included. Download the PDF for 100% Articulation: ST...
Here is a quick list to help assess a child's skill level. Download the PDF for Informal Pragmatic Language Checklist II...
Learning to talk about feelings is a way that others can understand is all part of emotional and social health. We have included a paper with a large heart drawn on it so that you can put your happy or sad words in it. If you would...
This form helps ensure that we get all the information we need when setting goals and allows parents or guardians to get their concerns addressed. Download the PDF for Informal Pragmatic Language Checklist...
These are common words that speech therapists need to help their clients with. This list makes sure you get them all or that you can give parents a list so that they can work on them. If you have something you have created to help make...
Here are 7 different activities that you can do that can help build the cognitive skills of your clients. These are often overlooked and critical for IADL success. Sometimes you can give them to a caretaker to do as therapy homework and then have them...