ableU ASHA Approved Upcoming Courses
Literacy Essentials for SLPs: Teaching Beginning Readers Live
Available November 17th, 2025 | 12:00pm CST | 60 minutes | .1 ASHA CEUs
Speech-Language Pathologists play a vital role in literacy development. This presentation explores the research on teaching beginning readers and how SLPs can apply it in practice. Video demos will provide practical, evidence-based strategies that target multiple skills. Whether you focus on literacy or integrate it into other sessions, you’ll leave with actionable strategies to enhance your work.
Cost: Free
Presenter: Brianna Guild, M.H.Sc. SLP(C)
Level: Introductory
Phonology Essentials Series: Cycles, Complexity and Minimal Pairs On-Demand
Available December 1st, 2025 | 90 minutes | .15 ASHA CEUs
Join us for this 3-part webinar series (three 30-minute sessions) to learn the Complexity, Cycles, and Minimal Pairs Approaches for speech sound disorders. Each session breaks down the method, shows when to use it, and shares practical therapy ideas you can use right away.
Cost: Free
Presenter: Hailey Van Asch, Speech-Language Pathologist
Level: Introductory
Registration Coming Soon!
Modifying Motor Speech Approaches for Neurodivergent Children Live
Available December 5th, 2025 | 12:00pm CST | 60 minutes | .1 ASHA CEUs
Many autistic children with motor planning challenges (apraxia) are also Gestalt Language Processors. Combining treatment for apraxia while supporting Gestalt language development can be challenging. In this course, clinical experience and recent research will be presented to give SLPs guiding principles and clinical strategies to use when treating autistic children with motor planning challenges.
Cost: Free
Presenter: Breanna Waldrup, Speech-Language Pathologist, Apraxia Expert
Level: Intermediate
Using AAC During Circle Time: Practical Strategies and Collaboration Between SLPs and Special Education Teachers Live
Available December 8th, 2025 | 5:00pm CST | 60 minutes | .1 ASHA CEUs
Learn practical ways to include AAC in circle time using simple strategies, visual supports, and modeling techniques that enhance communication for all students and strengthen collaboration between SLPs and special education teachers.
Cost: Free
Presenter: Rhosemarie Abellera, Special Education Teacher
Level: Introductory