SpeechPathology.comReviews of speechpathology.com

Attentive, excellent experiences with quick access for questions.

Thank you for making our coursework available in many aspects of our field. You also have many different choices and presenters who are knowledgeable.

I enjoy the wide range of courses offered as well as the ability to check on the hours that I have accrued to date. I always do the videos and I have never encountered a problem. If I have to quit before I am finished, I can easily return to where I stopped.

Helped my nephew. I don’t know much but I know that he communicates better than he did before. Thank you.

Speech Pathology.com is the very best way to accumulate CEU hours. It’s very affordable and you can work at your own pace!

Very convenient Lots of topics to choose from.

I have subscribed to s-p.com for years, and I love your concept. I appreciate the wide variety of a topics offered -- it has helped get back up to speed during a couple of shifts in my career (different age groups, disorders, etc.) and I also really appreciate that you keep records of transcripts indefinitely. I am also appreciative of the fact that you seem to really *read* the "suggestions for future modules" area in the course evals...sometimes I have asked for things and within a few months, the topic is there!! I know storage is an issue for everyone so it's not possible to keep an archive of CEs from the distant past to return to, but there have been some memorable ones that I wish I could return to over and over. The content was too rich to write everything down. What comes to mind is an r-ticulation double session by an SLP in the last 3-4 years...can't recall her name...Southern accent if that helps you identify her...outstanding tips for the ever-stubborn r! Another example was Craig Coleman's 3-5 part series on stuttering, around 2020 or 2021, everything from the eval all the way through the nuances of tx. I have a strong background in stuttering but these courses were *golden* to integrate everything. Wish that were available forever! Maybe you could hang on to any that have hundreds of 5 star reviews? Or let users "like"/heart up to 2-3 per year that they wish would go into an archived section, and the top however-many would get archived? Just a thought. I know research is always being updated so that might be a reason not to as well. But some methods are tried and true across time!

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