 We are so excited to be giving away our third Therapy HotSpot box. If you have not heard about Therapy HotSpot they provide "parents and therapists in all settings functional and fun activities." It comes in a box with lots of different activities and the tools that you need in order to carry out each activity." "Therapists can ‘think inside the box’ because they provide ‘outside of the box’ creative sessions with their ready to use tools and activities." Students this is a great opportunity to get your ready made box as you collect the necessary tools needed on your journey to becoming #futureslps. Also if you are interested in purchasing a subscription, there is a special promo code "future" for all #futureslps.
How can you enter to win a free box? 1. Name how you found out about the field of Speech Language Pathology. Enter in the comments section below this post. The winner of this Therapy HotSpot box will receive all of the contents inside a box. Stay tuned for a sneak peek of the box that you could have a chance of receiving. We will be announcing the winner of the FREE Therapy Hotspot box on June 24th at 7:00 p.m. EST. When you receive the box, we just ask that you send us a quick email (futureslps.com@gmail.com) of your favorite activity inside the box and what would you like to see in the box next. Happy Wednesday!
6 Comments
Kristen
6/11/2015 03:40:13 am
I found out about being a SLP from the therapist at my school. I actually interviewed her for my research paper on choosing a career.
Nancy
6/16/2015 10:24:44 am
I found out about SLP from a University course I was taking and after learning about it I went home and I researched it all night long until I was sure this was the career I wanted to get into!
Priscilla
6/16/2015 04:49:22 pm
I discovered speech language pathology during grade school. Growing up with my sister who is non-verbal sent me on a search for answers. I wanted to know what was prohibiting her from speaking and what it was that I could do to help her communicate. It is in my search for answers that I found the field of speech language pathology!
Gemma
6/18/2015 04:44:24 pm
I found out about speech therapy when I was applying for university. I've always had a desire to work in health care and I considered nursing but it didn't seem right for me. I had heard of speech and language therapy in the past as my nana has Alzheimer's and a close friend has autism who had received speech therapy. After researching the course I knew it was perfect for me. I could make a difference to peoples lives and at the same time make great use of my communication and English language skills. I have loved every minute of it since!
Christiana
6/19/2015 02:24:25 pm
I discovered the field of Speech Pathology in a very unexpected, yet interesting way. I already made up my mind to major in Journalism because I love to write, but my parents worried about the possibility of me not obtaining a job after college. That's when the search began. I received a scholarship to go to college in December of 2012 and then decided to look at the different majors my school had to offer. There it was. Communicative Sciences and Disorder (also known as Speech Language Pathology). I googled it to gain more information and loved the idea of helping people. Granted, there is so much information to learn, however this is exactly where I'm suppose to be. Our field is soooo important and I wouldn't trade it for any other.
Jen
6/24/2015 03:48:04 am
I always knew I wanted to work with individuals to better their lives. I constantly contemplated becoming a teacher but knew that wasn't the best choice for me. I interviewed a school SLP for a high school career paper. She impacted my view on being an SLP and the benefits of the profession. During this process she has been a great support system. I can't wait to see what my future holds and the impacts I can make on others! Your comment will be posted after it is approved.
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