42. How to Research Your Practice: It's as Easy as A,B=See!

If a beginning SLP were to ask me for my absolute best, single piece of advice to create change, my advice would easily be to research your practice. It's true. I've learned the most game-changing strategies from my research over the past 20 years. Perhaps, more important, I also learned the ineffectual strategies through researching my practice and cut them out, making better use of limited therapy time. Researching your practice will give your clients a voice in letting you know what's effective and what isn't. Their behavior is communication. This is the key to innovating practice: Listen to your clients. This episode walks you through the simple steps to research your practice in the real world today. Details matter.

To learn how to research your practice with step-by-step support, check out Chapter 10 of my book "Speech Sound Disorders: Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment"

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