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My Teletherapy Room

My Teletherapy Home Office

Are you ready to take a tour? I have been working on revamping MY TELETHERAPY HOME OFFICE space for some time now. I am excited to say it is FINALLY finished. I couldn’t be more happy with my office makeover. I can’t express how important it is to create a space that you love. I created a space that is decorated to my style with the tools I need to get my work done efficiently! This space lets my creative juices flow. Let’s take a quick mini tour!

Throughout the tour, I will share with you some of my must haves for My Teletherapy Room. When I moved to teletherapy, I ditched all my “hands on” materials because I personally don’t like clutter plus I never use it. This is just another reason why working from home suits me so well! The only therapy material I have in my office is a pair of dice and a few books from grad school that I can’t part with.

Let’s talk about tech.

Computers/External Monitor

I currently have two computers in my office. This is not necessary for teletherapy however having multiple monitors IS A MUST. I have my work laptop that is connected to my Samsung external monitor that I purchased at Costco. The size of your external monitor is personal preference. If you have the space for a monitor that can be bigger, it allows for the video of your students to be larger. The Imac is my personal computer that I use for my creative work as a photographer, blogger, and TPT author.

External Hard Drives

I have two that I use to back up all my therapy materials, copies of my licensures, and any other digital possessions I have. You can use an online storage tools but an external hard drive comes without monthly fees and it helps me to keep my desktop free of clutter. If I need something, I can grab it quickly. Amazon is a great place to grab an external hard drive!

External USB Port

I seem to never have enough USB ports so I purchased this one (click here) from Amazon. When my sports watch, headphones, external hard drive, and whatever gadget I have that needs to be connected, I don’t have to mess with unplugging and replugging back in due to space issues.

Headphones

I get asked about headphones frequently. I can only suggest to do your research. You need to think about comfort, compatibility with your computer, and price. Gaming headsets seem to be frequently used in teletherapy but they can be bulky and pricey. Your place of employment might also offer a headset to you as part of your contract. Take some time and do your research to find one that works for you. Here are the ones I have purchased on Amazon. (CLICK HERE)

Now for the fun part…DECOR!

REAL HOUSE PLANTS are beautiful. I don’t have a green thumb but luckily I have a step daughter who does! I have windows in my office that give off just enough light for them to thrive.

Planners, journals, pictures, art, and my favorite coffee mug goes perfectly in my space. Most of my decor was purchased at hobby lobby. I never pay full price for the final touches in any space. I took a chance and ordered my office furniture online and LOVED IT!

I also have a few of my favorite quotes/scriptures in my space that resonate well with my soul. They are….

“Be still my soul” and “Let all that you do be done in love.”

Thanks for stopping by My Teletherapy Room for my HOME OFFICE EDITION!!!

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  • ✮This SPRING/EASTER themed activity in boom cards targets present progressive -ing and irregular past tense verbs. Students complete the sentence prompts with the correct answer by clicking/dragging the correct egg accordingly.✮This lesson is perfect for expanding sentence length, targeting verb forms and personal pronouns as well as some articulation practice.
  • ✮This SPRING/EASTER themed activity in boom cards targets present progressive -ing and irregular past tense verbs. Students complete the sentence prompts with the correct answer by clicking/dragging the correct egg accordingly.✮This lesson is perfect for expanding sentence length, targeting verb forms and personal pronouns as well as some articulation practice.
  • ✮This SPRING/EASTER themed activity in boom cards targets present progressive -ing and irregular past tense verbs. Students complete the sentence prompts with the correct answer by clicking/dragging the correct egg accordingly.✮This lesson is perfect for expanding sentence length, targeting verb forms and personal pronouns as well as some articulation practice.
  • ✮This SPRING/EASTER themed activity in boom cards targets present progressive -ing and irregular past tense verbs. Students complete the sentence prompts with the correct answer by clicking/dragging the correct egg accordingly.✮This lesson is perfect for expanding sentence length, targeting verb forms and personal pronouns as well as some articulation practice.
  • The BUNDLE includes all of my articulation train lessons targeting the following sounds: (F,V,T,D,K,G,P,B,SH,CH,L)⭐This activity targets sounds in the initial, medial, and final position of words.⭐Students can practice the target sound then choose what position the sounds are in (beginning, middle, or end).⭐The students then drag the pictures into the train corresponding to the position that the target sound is in.This fun activity focuses on articulation and phonemic awareness.
  • This lesson is fun and interactive allowing you to address target sounds at both the word level and the sentence level. Students move the red cups to the drop zone to reveal what is under the cup. Targets speech sounds in words and sentences.
  • I get asked frequently why I got started in teletherapy so I thought sharing my journey would be a perfect way to start my blog. Read this post on how I became a tele therapist for speech therapy.
  • This speech therapy boom card lesson consists of a word puzzle that the students have to decode to reveal a word containing a target sound. Once the students have decoded the target word, they can read or imitate the tongue twisters that also have the target word. Great for teletherapy and articulation carryover.
  • This activity can be used for a variety of purposes. Students are asked an "If you had to" question (similar to would you rather) and then are given three options that they have to choose for answer. There are a total of 20 questions.This lesson can be used for the following purposes:*ice breaker*articulation carry over*social language goals such as engaging in conversation/turn-taking*spontaneous language. Speech therapy ice breaker.

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