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Online SLP CEU Courses and Speech Pathology CEUs
ASHA CEU COURSE #486 Introducing Social Games & Strenghtening Connection by Matching Games to a Child’s Strengths: The NEW Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU COURSE #485 CoRegulate to Communicate: The NEW Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU COURSE #0026 Become a Sensory Informed SLP in Early Intervention
ASHA CEU COURSE #484 Where Do We Begin? Choosing Meaningful Goals for Autistic Toddlers and Preschoolers
ASHA CEU COURSE #0025 Communicates with Complex Language: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0024 Communicate Simple Ideas: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0023 Copy: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0021 Comprehend: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0020 Convey: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0019 Connect: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0017 CoRegulation: The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0018 Identifying Strengths in Autistic Toddlers and Preschoolers
ASHA CEU COURSE #0016 The 7 C’s of Communication
ASHA CEU COURSE #0015 Optimizing Play-Based Intervention for Early Language Development With Our Top 10 Toys
ASHA CEU COURSE #0014 Teach a Nonspeaking Child to Imitate Words
ASHA CEU COURSE #0013 Research-Based Therapy Method for Toddlers with Expressive Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #0012 How to Talk to Parents of Toddlers About Autism
ASHA CEU COURSE #0010 Help Autistic Toddlers & Preschoolers Participate
ASHA CEU COURSE #473 Stage 8: Early Role Play and Pretending with Peers in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #472 Stage 7: New Jobs and New Events in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #471 Stage 6: Expanding Play in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #470 Stage 5: Combining Play Actions in Familiar Routines in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #469 Stage 4: Early Symbolic Play in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #468 Stage 3: Beginning Functional Play in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #467 Stage 2: Nonfunctional Play in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #466 Stage 1: Exploratory Play in Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #465 Introduction to Stages of Play for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #464 DEI Basics for SLPs and Therapists in Early Intervention and Pediatrics
ASHA CEU COURSE #463 Expressive Language Milestones by 48 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #462 Receptive Language Milestones by 48 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #461 Expressive Language Milestones by 42 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #460 Receptive Language Milestones by 42 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #459 Expressive Language Milestones by 36 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #458 Receptive Language Milestones by 36 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #457 Expressive Language Milestones by 30 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #456 Receptive Language Milestones by 30 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #455 Expressive Language Milestones by 24 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #454 Receptive Language Milestones by 24 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #449 Clinical Supervision and Education: ASHA’s Guidelines for Best Practice
ASHA CEU COURSE #453 Expressive Language Milestones by 18 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #452 Receptive Language Milestones by 18 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #451 Expressive Language Milestones by 12 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #450 Receptive Language Milestones by 12 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE #448 Speech Therapy Games for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #447 Ethics…Application for Therapists in Early Intervention and Pediatrics
ASHA CEU COURSE #446 Ethics for the SLP: Reviewing ASHA’s Code of Ethics
ASHA CEU COURSE #439 Coaching Parents for Better Participation and Outcomes
ASHA CEU COURSE #438 What is Autism? Discussing the Initial Diagnosis with Parents… Part 2
ASHA CEU COURSE #437 What is Autism? Discussing the Initial Diagnosis with Parents… Part 1
ASHA CEU COURSE #436 Best Pretend Play Themes for Building Language for Toddlers and Preschoolers with Language Delays
ASHA CEU COURSE #435 Selecting Therapy Activities for Toddlers
ASHA CEU COURSE #434 Treating Apraxia in Toddlers: Tips for Parents
ASHA CEU COURSE #433 Treating Apraxia in Toddlers and Preschoolers Part 2
ASHA CEU COURSE #432 Treating Apraxia in Toddlers and Preschoolers Part 1
ASHA CEU COURSE #431 Recognizing Apraxia in Toddlers and Preschoolers
ASHA CEU COURSE #422 Imitation Matters! The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU COURSE #423 Teach Me To Imitate Actions with Objects: Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU COURSE #424 Teach Me To Imitate Body Movements & Gestures: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #425 Teach Me To Imitate Face and Mouth Movements: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #426 Teach Me To Imitate Easy, Early Vocalizations: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #428 Teach Me To Imitate New Words: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #429 Teach Me To Imitate Phrases: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #427 Teach Me To Imitate Verbal Routines: The Building Verbal Imitation in Late Talkers Podcast Series
ASHA CEU COURSE #430 Early Signs of Autism
ASHA CEU COURSE #421 Top 5 Strategies for Parents of Late Talkers
ASHA CEU COURSE #420 The Effects of Childhood Trauma on Early Language Development
ASHA CEU COURSE #419 Late Talking: A Clinician’s Guide with Research to Improve Parent Counseling
ASHA CEU COURSE #418 Teaching Toddlers Developmentally Appropriate Consonant Sounds
ASHA CEU Course #417 Making Books Better for Toddlers with Language Delays Part Three
ASHA CEU Course #416 Making Books Better for Toddlers with Language Delays Part Two 18 to 36 Months
ASHA CEU COURSE 415 Making Books Better for Toddlers with Language Delays Part One 6 to 18 Months
ASHA CEU Course #401 Explaining Autism to Parents
ASHA CEU Course #402 Meet a Child Where He or She Is…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #403 Teach Social Games First – The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #404 Joint Attention and Turn Taking in Very Young Children with Autism…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #405 Play Skills in Very Young Children with Autism…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #406 Receptive Language Development in Very Young Children with Autism…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #407 Imitation in Toddlers with ASD…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU #408 Expressive Language Development in Toddlers and Preschoolers with ASD…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #409 Treating Expressive Language in Toddlers and Preschoolers with ASD…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #410 Getting Started with AAC… The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #411 Helping Nonverbal Children Find Their Voices
ASHA CEU Course #412 Facilitating Peer Interaction…The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #413 Addressing Jargon and Echolalia… The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #414 Introduce Structured Teaching… The Autism Podcast Series
ASHA CEU Course #400 7 Best Strategies for Teaching Toddlers Phrases
ASHA CEU Course #399 Teaching Expressive Language During Daily Routines with Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #398 Teaching Expressive Language with Familiar Toys
ASHA CEU Course #0397 Getting Started with Visual Supports with Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course Teach Me To Talk the DVD for CE Credit
ASHA CEU Course #396 Prelinguistic Skill #11 Initiates with Others
ASHA CEU Course #0395 Prelinguistic Skill #10 Uses Gestures
Easter Therapy Guide for Toddlers…FREE One Hour CE Course
ASHA CEU Course #394 Prelinguistic Skill #9 Imitates Others
ASHA CEU Course #393 Prelinguistic Skill #8 Vocalizes Purposefully
Winter Speech Therapy Guide for Toddlers
Valentine’s Day & Winter Structured Teaching Activities for Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #392 Prelinguistic Skill #7 Understands Familiar Words and Follows Directions
ASHA CEU Course #391 Prelinguistic Skill #6 Plays Appropriately with a Variety of Toys
Structured Teaching Activities for Christmas for Toddlers…FREE ONE HOUR CE COURSE
ASHA CEU Course #390 Prelinguistic Skill #5 Joint Attention
ASHA CEU Course #389 Prelinguistic Skill #4 Develops a Longer Attention Span
ASHA CEU Course #388 Prelinguistic Skill #3 Teach A Child Begin Turn Taking
ASHA CEU Course #387 Prelinguistic Skill #2 Teach a Child to Respond To People
ASHA CEU Course #386 Prelinguistic Skill #1 Teach a Child to Respond and Interact
ASHA CEU Course #385 When Is A Child Developmentally Ready to Talk?
ASHA CEU Course #384 Tips for Teaching Toddlers to Point
ASHA CEU Course #383 Sign Language for Babies and Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #382 7 Steps for Teaching Pretend Play
ASHA CEU Course #381 Jumpstart Expressive Language in Late Talking Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #380 Teaching Final Sounds and Speech Diagnoses Review
ASHA CEU Course #379 Teach Toddlers a Variety of Syllable Shapes and Change Vowels
ASHA CEU Course #378 Teaching Vowels and Initial Consonants to Improve Speech Intelligibility In Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #377 Overview 6 Priority Patterns to Teach Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #376 How to Cue Speech Sounds with Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #375 Designing Successful Speech Therapy Sessions
ASHA CEU Course Creating Verbal Routines for Late Talking Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course Characteristics that Differentiate Autism
ASHA CEU Course #374 Artic in Toddlers
ASHA CEU Course #373 Factors that Indicate Significant Speech Intelligibility Problems
ASHA CEU Course #372 Best Ways to Teach Nonverbal Toddlers to Imitate
ASHA CEU Course #371 Address Red Flags for Communication Delay
ASHA CEU Course #370 Red Flags for Delayed Communication Skills
Frequently Asked Questions
Teach Me To Talk Testimonials
Happy Therapists, Teachers, Parents & Children
"Laura, I am a long time follower. You have mentored me from a distance for many years. I've watched many of your courses and purchased 5-6 of your books. I just wanted to take a moment as a sister in Christ to say- --- Thank you!! I'm in my 33rd year as an SLP and still love it! I work in the public schools and have grown my skills along the way with your help. Thank you thank you thank you and, Many blessings to you and your daughter!!!"
Camille, SLP
"Laura,
Three years ago, my then 2year old (adopted) was only saying two words - momma and boat. We had been doing speech therapy for 6 months, and he loved to play, but he was entirely uninterested in talking. A dear friend who is a SLP recommended I look you up online. Since then, I've read your emails, listened to hours of your podcasts, ordered two of your therapy manuals, and watched many of your videos.
My now 5year old tells elaborate stories now, and if you didn't know his background, you would never guess. And thanks to the hours that I have spent with your guidance, when our next son, now a 2.5yr old, didn't talk (after a craniotomy), I had tools to get started with him. His speech has just taken off in the last month or so.
Thank you so much for all that you do to help parents facilitate speech therapy with their kiddos. And thank you for your gentle, confident living of your faith.
God's blessings."
Rachel (mom to 3 boys in a now very noisy house!)
"Hi Laura!
I became an SLP in 2004 and you were my first SLP crush! I was so fortunate to have a supportive school district that allowed me to purchase your videos and the Teach Me to Talk handbook. Not only was the handbook a life saver (I literally called it my Bible lol), but the videos, oh how the videos changed my life, and the lives of the families I worked with! I remember telling my families that they'd love you, not only because you spoke directly to families, jargon free, but also because of your southern dialect. You speak directly and clearly, but never rushed and never over anyone's head, something I highly value. I told families that I could listen to you read the phone book and it would capture my attention. You see, I'm from Ohio where we don't get a whole lot of diversity and cool dialects, so listening to you talk about my favorite topics was a breath of fresh air. So many of us think talking over people's heads makes us more credible or whatever, but now that I've been around over 20 years, I can say you had it right all along. Southern speech included 😊"
Heather Welling, M.A., CCC-SLP, Early Intervention in Summit County, OH
"I found the modality checklists to be invaluable. I had something in hand that I can use right off the printer."
Elizabeth, SLP
"LOVED this program! It was jam-packed with a ton of information that will take time to incorporate into therapy sessions. (Not only is the child learning new skills, so am I as a therapist!) I've known about strength-based therapy and have done it, but not to the extent and to the organization offered in this training. I am looking forward to seeing how my therapy changes and how my little ones progress by using this program."
Leah, SLP
"This program was extremely beneficial for use in my practice. All of the information, handouts and techniques that were presented were amazing. Easy to follow along. I liked that it was broken up into different videos/sections."
Michele, SLP
"Thank you for including real-life stories and anecdotes from your own practice. Very helpful."
Ellen, SLP
"I loved the clear strengths guidance, and the reminder not to push too hard in therapy!"
Elizabeth, SLP
"The course was very helpful and practical. I will certainly apply this approach to children on my caseload. I kept thinking about children that already "graduated" from EI and wish I had this knowledge when I still had them on my caseload. (Although I did put a lot of other Teach Me to Talk information into practice!)"
Heidi, SLP
"I appreciated learning the 7 C's of Communication, which seemed to include, (restated/reorganized/ summarized) information from '11 Skills Toddlers Master Before Words Emerge', which I have successfully used for years now (Thank you so much!!!!). I appreciated the additional information included to better assist toddlers with ASD since that population, unfortunately, continues to rise. I also appreciated the focus on regulating children and the need to keep them regulated, since dysregulation and sensory impairment in toddlers is also rising. These are areas I did not study in grad school. I appreciate the worksheets we can provide for parents to identify strengths and how to use these strengths more effectively in treatment. Thank you again, for your essential contribution to our field. p.s. You and Macy are precious!! God bless you both!"
"I am one of those therapists who you pointed out works on the wrong things. ARH!! What a slap in the face, but in a good way, because it was a much needed wake up call. I've hated my job lately and now I know why. Thank you for the clarity."
Susan, SLP
"Dear Ms. Laura and sweet Macy, I just purchased the new course and wanted to say THANK YOU! I would have definitely expected such cutting-edge information to come from you! I am part of several message boards for parents of autistic children, and we parents are just so tired of being told by professionals what our children can't or will never do. And really, what is the point of doing that? How does that help at all? Except to make the parent miserable and feel like there is no point in trying to help their child?...The tone of the course is great (such positivity), and Macy is such a delight! She is such a wonderful addition to Teach me to Talk."
Ann, SLP
“I loved the handouts to share with parents to help them understand how utilizing their child's strengths and interests is the best way to facilitate their child's communication abilities.”
Colleen, SLP
“The most beneficial part of the program is the strengths survey, as well as the treatment toys and activities that correspond to each strength. There was no part of the program that I did not feel was beneficial.”
Natalie, SLP
"I LOVED the energy of this course! I also appreciated the research facts I learned I can spit out to other professionals and parents. The best part was how characteristics of ASD were divided into strengths and therapy activities... so if I have a visually inspecting kid, I know I can go into my pdf and find out what activities I should target based on that characteristic... this really did improve how I think about therapy."
Kelsey, SLP
"I feel so much more at ease now having a huuuuuge packet of therapy ideas and a framework for organizing my therapy and having an actual PLAN instead of just "following the child's lead" while trying to figure out how to work in the goals. The way the content was explained was easy to follow and the handouts are excellent."
A, SLP
“I found identifying a child's strength helped me to consolidate my previous knowledge and experience. I feel I have a clear method to identify a child's strength and to build their strengths into sessions plans to help achieve their set goals.”
Christine, SLP
"Wow, this course was by far my favorite course I have taken in a long time! I have been lately feeling "stuck" with a few of my autistic toddler clients, and this course provided clear and helpful tools and strategies to best support our clients while also being affirming. I loved all of the ideas that were provided as well as the Strengths Survey – I can't wait to implement all of these wonderful things!"
Isabel, SLP
“The most beneficial part of the course was the handouts to share with parents and ALL the therapy ideas!! I've always felt that we focus on the 10% a kiddo can't do instead of the 90% Can Do. I have always tried to do this in my therapy sessions. Now I have evidenced material for support!!!!!”
Suzanne, SLP
“Liked systematic handouts to use to help with assessment and diagnostic therapy. Enjoyed hearing examples of each strength domain. Great review and great handouts to be able to share with families. The course was well organized and the content is much needed as an EI therapist.”
Terri, SLP
“This was a fresh new philosophy and a comprehensive approach with a new concept for successfully working with children with Autism. Before this ,the very structured, compliance teaching model which has been utilized by many therapists using comply-reward, noncompliance -punish or a with-hold philosophy. Children with Autism became prompt-.dependent with this method. These Children couldn't initiate language or make a plan to move on their own. They had to wait to be prompted to act or to respond and never spoke spontaneously on their own. I and many of my SLP colleagues have always believed in play therapy and giving the child choices to play works best. It is very important that Parents should hear about this strategy! Thank you Laura and Macy for doing the evidence-based research and putting this new concept into words!!”
Teresa, SLP
“This was a wonderful, easy to understand course with lots of great materials. Exactly what the fabulous Laura Mize is known for!”
F, SLP
"I am an autism mom, and I bought your books and listened to several podcast episodes over the last few years. I believe your teach me to talk and autism workbook were one of the number one tools in giving me to guidance to help my son. Thank you!"
Brittni
"I just want to thank you for the invaluable information you’ve given me in helping my grandson to talk (which I have passed on to his parents). We’ve ve learned patience, appropriate expectations, and fun and effective strategies that we had found no where else. He is exploding with conversation! Sometimes I struggle to interpret his articulation, but all I have to do is say, “Show me”, and he’s excited to do so. He and I both want so badly to communicate with each other, and your strategies have made it so much easier and non-threatening. Once again, I thank you from the bottom of my heart."
Stacey
"My little guy is taking off like a rocket!! We’ve been working through your Autism Workbook for a few months and he has had an explosion of skills develop. YOU are AMAZING! THANK YOU!" Laura Q, Mom
"Dear Laura Mize and Team,
Thank you so much for all your hard work and publishing books! Our 17-month-old toddler suddenly exploded into speaking and imitating everybody's gestures and sounds, just a week or two after we 'completed' all activities that are listed under 11 pre-linguistic skills! Your method really works!"
Grateful customer.
"Hi Laura!
I absolutely LOVE all of your workbooks, especially your Autism Workbook. Starting with Social Games has been a game changer for many of my littles with ASD and their families. It's been the best way for them to finally connect and sustain shared attention and engagement, leading to longer social interactions, through play!"
Jodie, Dev, Therapist
"Hi Ms. Laura,
Thank you so much for the videos you have posted on your youtube channel. They are so direct, informative, and helpful. Thank you for being a resource for me to become a better therapist."
Dianne
