Data Collection

Selling Out Speech Pathology: How Profit-Driven Programs, Costly Certifications, and Low-Evidence Fads Are Undermining Evidence-Based Practice

Speech-language pathologists claim to be a science-driven profession that follows the evidence. We cite evidence-based practice in our values, policies, and professional rhetoric. But in day-to-day reality, clinical decisions are often shaped less by research and more by revenue. The uncomfortable truth? Profit, not evidence, increasingly dictates what gets promoted, adopted, and normalized in our […]

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Contextualized Therapy Isn’t Chaos—It’s Data Gold

One of the most common pushbacks I hear from SLPs related to data collection—is that contextualized language therapy makes it too hard to collect data. When I suggest working on narrative or discourse to simultaneously address goals like syntax, vocabulary, and inferencing, the response is often, ‘But how do you collect data on that? We

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