The next #slpchat will be on Auditory Processing, to be held at the end of April. Follow @slpchat for the confirmed date.

The official chat is over, but feel free to continue to discuss amongst yourselves. #slpchat

Thanks everyone for joining us for #slpchat. Apologies for messing up the numbering for Q6 and 7. Hope @SLPTanya can fix in chirpstory.

Q6 What is your most versatile therapy material (e.g. adaptable to the widest variety of goals)? #slpchat

Oops sorry that was Q6 #slpchat

Q7: How often do you use slp apps as compared with regular therapy materials? #slpchat

Q5 How do you adapt therapy materials? What do you look for in adaptable materials? #slpchat

Q4 What materials not designed for speech/language therapy do you adapt? #slpchat

Q3 Where do you find your materials? How do you choose? Does your employer provide materials or $ to buy them? #slpchat

Q2 Which therapy material did you purchase that was a bust? Why did it not work out how you had wanted? #slpchat

Q1 What is your favorite therapy material or the one you use most often? Why? #slpchat

Ice Breaker: In 10 words or less, what do you think is going on in this picture? nyti.ms/18AtE73 #slpchat

Welcome to #slpchat everyone! Let’s see who is with us today as we talk about therapy materials.

Tip #7: You may find Tweetchat.com or Tweetgrid.com make it easier to participate in the #slpchat.

Tip #6: Alert followers that you may be sending multiple tweets so they know to ignore you for a while. #slpchat

Tip #5: DM @SLPChat if you have a question you would like posed or a background Q about the chat itself. #slpchat

Tip #4: Feel free to engage in side chats with other SLPs WITHOUT the #slpchat tag. Later, you can catch-up with other conversations.

Tip #3: Be sure that you are following @SLPChat so that you can see the questions and twitpolls we’re discussing. #slpchat

See here for how: bit.ly/daxc9J #slpchat