Reflections from Summit Day 3

One hour is never enough time. Our SLP Summit presenter, Nikki Hunjan, said if she could do it again, "... I would've talked more about therapy planning, as there seemed to be a lot of questions surrounding that." Since we can't go back in time, here are a few more tips for you from Nikki.

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Reflections from Summit Day 3
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One hour is never enough time. Our SLP Summit presenter, Nikki Hunjan, said if she could do it again, "... I would've talked more about therapy planning, as there seemed to be a lot of questions surrounding that." Since we can't go back in time, here are a few more tips for you from Nikki:

Plus, here are a few more thoughts on executive functioning from Dr. Karen:

  1. Make a plan for how you are going to document your therapy protocol sooner, rather than later. Ask yourself, “What can I make now so I don’t have to redo this later?”
  2. As you’re doing the first tip, think to yourself, “Am I documenting this in a way a non-SLP could use it easily?”

Plus a closing thought from Dr. Karen:

Thanks for joining us at SLP Summit this July! Don't forget that registration closes Aug. 15, 2026 and replays go away the same day. Plus, ASHA opt in ends Aug. 15 as well.


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