SLTs

Whether you’re an experienced Speech and Language Therapist or a Newly Qualified Speech and Language Therapist, sometimes we can get into a bit of a rut with our CPD (continuing professional development). CPD is very important as not only does it ensure we are constantly developing as therapists,

Whether you have been a Speech and Language Therapist for years and years or are a newly qualified therapist, managing your caseload and work life balance is a challenge. It can seem especially daunting for those just starting out in the profession going from managing a small number of cases to sudd

As Speech and Language Therapists, we all know we should try and make therapy fun. Unfortunately, we are all under such pressures and time-constraints and so many ideas either are costly in terms of time or money. So hopefully the following ideas, may provide some inspiration of ways that you can ma

We spend so long in university that when placement finally comes around, we can feel a mixture of emotions. Excitement around the prospect of putting what we have learnt into practice and getting out there but also nervous for being watched and marked. Everyone feels this way. So how can we prepare

Whether you are a newly qualified speech and language therapist looking for their first post or looking to progress you career by applying for a higher banded position, interviews will always feel daunting. Having been both an interviewee and an interviewer, I am hoping I can give a balanced view of

So, all the hard work can finally be put into practice! Everything you’ve learned at University, you can now have a go at in real life…it can be a bit nerve racking at first, so here are our top tips for Newly Qualified Paediatric Speech and Language Therapists who are ready to start the