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I'm the Speech Language Pathologist behind this website AND an online community of Adult Neuro SLPs like myself. My passions include: highlighting functional and person-centered therapy activities. helping SLPs save time and energy on the job, and inspiring SLPs to be their most confident and creative selves!


Being an SLP for 10 years, I understand how busy schedules can be. This is why I wanted you to have access to all my NeuroRehabilitation content in ONE PLACE.... this website.


Feel free to click around to see which of my products and services could be helpful on your SLP journey.


As always, have some amazing therapy sessions! You got this!


-Dana M. Bryant, CCC-SLP (The Neuro SLP)

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Blog Posts

How To Incorporate a Patient's Faith into Therapy Goals & Activities
In a previous blog post, I shared the importance of incorporating a patients’ interests/hobbies into a plan of care. Well, what happens when a patient in Neurorehabilitation wants to return to their religious practices? Perhaps they want to pray alo...
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8 FREE Internet Resources to Help Target Skills in Speech Therapy
As I mentioned previously in another blog post, MONEY is often cited as a barrier by Speech Language Pathologists who want to lead functional and person-centered therapy activities, but who don’t. And although there are several FREE therapy material...
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5 Ways to Use Your Local Library… as a Speech Therapist
Yes, it’s the 5th Annual #NoWorkbookWeek on Instagram, but guess what else it is? It’s “National Library Week”! National Library Week (April 6-12th this year) is an annual celebration highlighting the valuable role libraries play in transforming liv...
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Top Reasons Why SLPs Use Workbooks in Speech Therapy
Over the years, I’ve tried to figure out exactly why speech therapy workbooks are so popular. In the year 2025, speech therapy workbooks that were printed nearly 40 years ago are still selling off the shelf.I see the Facebook marketplace posts listin...
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The Meaning & History Behind "F.A.S.T": Functional & Affordable Speech Therapy
Years ago, I was burnout (and honestly bored) with my career as a neuro-based Speech Language Pathologist. So when the pandemic hit, and many of my therapy sessions were converted to telehealth, I felt even more pressure to try something different in...
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The Importance of Incorporating Patient Interests into Speech Therapy
In speech therapy, ensuring that activities are FUNctional for the patient is critical. What did the patient do pre-injury? What did they like? Odds are, your patient still likes those things and would love to get back to that hobby or interest——even...
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How To Improve the Assessment Section of SOAP Notes
Whenever I ask Speech Language Pathologists what the worst part of their job is, they usually reply “documentation”. They say there’s too much documentation and that the documentation takes too long to complete. SOAP Notes, specifically. The majority...
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Time-Saving Documentation Tips for Outpatient Speech Language Pathologists
For years, I brought work home. I often felt “behind” on my documentation which led to me using my personal time to “catch up”. But please, DO NOT DOCUMENT AT HOME. Technically it’s against workplace policies and personally, it’s just a bad habit to ...
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Finding FREE and Relevant Materials for Speech Therapy
If you know me, you know that I love “FREE” and “affordable”. Life is expensive so saving money WHERE you can and WHEN you can is important. This is especially true for Speech Language Pathologists who get little to no spending budgets on their jobs....
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My Most Frequently Used Standardized Tests..... Right Now
One of the most popular questions that I have been seeing lately from either new Speech Language Pathologists or Speech Language Pathologists who have recently changed settings is “What assessments are everyone using?”Such a simple, yet very valid qu...
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How to Use Home Smart Devices in Speech Therapy
More and more people are using home smart devices these days. In fact, it is estimated that in 2021, over 40% of households had some type of smart device in their home. The most popular home smart devices are Amazon Echo, Google Home, and Apple Home....
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The Speech Language Pathologist's Role in Patient Self Advocacy
“But what will I do without you?”This was what a patient asked me once. Even though we had been working together every week for months, the patient still wasn’t feeling “ready” for discharge. This was a pivotal moment for me in my clinical practice. ...
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Are You "Over Planning" Your Speech Therapy Sessions?
I used to think that I had to have it all figured out by the time my patient walked through the door..... or by the time I walked through THEIR door. However, therapy sessions (just like life) warrant flexibility. I grew up a "control freak" ...
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Considerations When Selecting and Using External Memory Aids (EMAs)
If you are an SLP who works with patients with memory challenges, you know that one of our responsibilities is to help them with their EMAs--- external memory aids. We review the purpose/benefits of EMAs and the wide range of types of EMAs. We also ...
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Addressing Poor Insight in Neuro Rehab Patients
“But What If My Patient Has Poor Insight?” It isn’t uncommon for individuals with neurological changes to have reduced insight into their deficits. By this, I mean trouble identifying their weaker areas, not being able to tell when they are doin...
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Different Ways to Monitor Progress in Speech Therapy
It’s easy to think a patient is not making progress because they haven't reached our beloved "80% accuracy" therapy goal. However, I encourage you not to sabotage the patient's treatment plan nor underestimate the qualitative gains your patient could...
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3 Mistakes Speech Language Pathologists Make When Writing Goals
In my 10+ years of experience as an SLP, I’ve seen a lot of therapy goals. I’ve supervised students, worked with other SLPs, and even had SLPs send goals my way for feedback. There are three common mistakes I often see SLPs make when writing goals. I...
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Brain Injury Awareness Month: TBI Related CEUs for Speech Language Pathologists
By now you may know that I’m an affiliate for Medbridge Education. But what you may NOT know is that even before becoming an affiliate, I used MedBridge's online CEU collection to learn a lot more about my clinical interests. CEUs are one of the...
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Can text to speech be used in speech therapy?
Can Text-to-Speech (TTS) Be Helpful in Speech Therapy?
"But what exactly is TTS?" I've gotten this question several times from Instagram followers after posting Instagram stories about TTS has helped some of my patients get back to hobbies such as readingBut how many people really understand what TTS? I ...
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Long Covid and the field of Speech Language Pathology
7 Things Every SLP Should Know About “Long COVID”
7 Things Every SLP Should Know About “Long COVID”No one was prepared for the immense impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on our world. The entire healthcare system and society as a whole are STILL systemically recovering from it. Furthermore, many peopl...
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5 Love Languages: How Can Speech Language Pathologists Show Compassion to Patients?
Years ago I read the book "5 Love Languages" by Gary Chapman. The concept that there are different ways to EXPRESS love (also known as compassion) was very intriguing to me. The concept was so intriguing that I started thinking about the different wa...
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GUEST BLOG: "Dialectical Thinking in Speech Language Pathology"
Did you know that more than one thing can be true at a time, even when those things seem to contradict each other? This concept is called dialectical thinking. Dialectical thinking is "the ability to view issues from multiple perspectives and to arri...
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Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): What Are They and Why Do SLPs Need Them?
Patient reported outcome measures (also known as “PROMs”), are tools used to capture patient’s experiences (before, during, after treatment). They can help describe what is happening or how the patient is being impacted according to them. As a S...
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"But My Clinical Supervisor Uses Workbooks": Part 1
Decades ago, it was “common” to see SLPs pull out workbooks for therapy sessions---particularly for cognitive communication therapy. We now know that was wrong. The research in our field over the past 30 years has proven that using generic workbooks ...
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GUEST BLOG: Hispanic Heritage Month: "Supporting Latinx Patients"
Latinxs are one of the fastest growing demographics of people in the United States. As this diverse population grows, the gap in disparities in healthcare continues to widen almost as quickly. The Latinx community was impacted by COVID-19 at higher r...
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