Vani Gupta
@vanigupta.bsky.social
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SLP @ Sydney, Australia | Private Practice Owner @ Summer Hill Speech | PhD Candidate @ Griffith University | www.summerhillspeech.com
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A very robust 4 (or 3.5 days plus a tour of Malta) days of learning at #IALP2025 - this is fast becoming my favourite conference. 💫

Happy to hear your comments, feedback & questions. Otherwise see you next conference (current plans: Global TALES Symposium in Sept 2025, RCSLT in Nov 2025) ☺️
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samueldcalder.bsky.social
The first paper from Shengfu’s PhD! A scoping review on recast dosage for children with #DLD. With increased attention to how much we do of what we do, this is an important contribution @ashajournals.bsky.social
vanigupta.bsky.social
Yes!! But in a world where we're rating every consumerist interaction (Uber, Yelp, Google) and liking/reacting to posts, it's hard not to unconsciously put more weight on the 'pleasing'/popularity side of things vs the learning!
vanigupta.bsky.social
I want to “like” my own post because this is so key to the tension between practice and research at the moment…. More thoughts later #SLPeeps
vanigupta.bsky.social
How do we define a successful therapy session? The child was happy and loved the activities? Or how they did on their goals? #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
How do we define a successful therapy session? The child was happy and loved the activities? Or how they did on their goals? #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
It can feel creative but without a framework it risks becoming guess work #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
“Winging it” can often be driven by uncertainty or by habit #bskySPEECHIES
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@lynn-williams.bsky.social talking about tailoring, mixing, or winging intervention approaches - pros and cons, talking about the potential risks and impact on treatment fidelity #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
This is one of my favourite and most-recommended books on Speech Sound Disorders:
Photo of first and second edition of Interventions for Speech Sound Disorders book
vanigupta.bsky.social
Confirmation bias in search engines can impact what results one person gets via another - so “Googling” is also not enough; be sceptical of what you find on the internet and use critical thinking skills #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
Meanwhile - @lynn-williams.bsky.social asks how much clinical reasoning are you getting in a 30s social media clip - social media is valuable but it can’t be the ONLY thing you learn from #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
Forest-Jones et al. in prep - survey of where SLPs get their info: SOOO great to see what high numbers of SLPs engage in independent reading, attend CPD and conferences!! #bskySPEECHIES
vanigupta.bsky.social
Can we justify our choices: why we chose a specific analysis, target, intervention - and what supports our clinical rationale? Is there evidence?
vanigupta.bsky.social
Ensuring our decisions lead to meaningful change by implementing interventions with fidelity, monitoring progress and adjusting as required
vanigupta.bsky.social
Understanding WHY behind our assessment and intervention choices is key
vanigupta.bsky.social
It empowers SLPs to move beyond surface level strategies and tailor interventions
vanigupta.bsky.social
Clinical reasoning involves integrating theoretical knowledge, evidence, clinical experience and the unique needs of the client to develop effective intervention strategies - @lynn-williams.bsky.social
vanigupta.bsky.social
Clinical reasoning in practice is something I know many #SLPs are really keen to get “right” - but become nervous about because of wanting to get it “right”
vanigupta.bsky.social
Attending a CSU event online with @sharynnemcleod.bsky.social @lynn-williams.bsky.social - topic is Thinking in Action: Strengthening Clinical Reasoning. Thanks for the opportunity! #SLPeeps #SpeechPathology
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iasclchildlang.bsky.social
Among other topics, Vol. 45, Issue 2 includes a letter from our president, introduces a new child language research repository, & as usual an overview of all the upcoming child language conferences. Many thanks to our editor, Dr. Angel Chan! Take a look today! www.childlanguage.org/latestbulletin
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hannahhobson.bsky.social
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Feel free to share - our guide is appropriate for mental health professionals working with adults or children (it’s important to remember many children with language problems continue to have communication needs as adults)
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD): a guide for mental heath practitioners
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naplic.bsky.social
And the adaptations asked for are usually small and low cost. Which makes it all the more frustrating.
vanigupta.bsky.social
A very robust 4 (or 3.5 days plus a tour of Malta) days of learning at #IALP2025 - this is fast becoming my favourite conference. 💫

Happy to hear your comments, feedback & questions. Otherwise see you next conference (current plans: Global TALES Symposium in Sept 2025, RCSLT in Nov 2025) ☺️
vanigupta.bsky.social
Assessment tools must be translated AND adapted to match language differences #IALP2025
vanigupta.bsky.social
Essential characteristics of bilingual aphasia assessment tools: psychometrically sound & standardised, time efficient & easy administration, need to incorporate both language comprehension & production, reading & writing assessment, cultural & linguistic considerations & bilingual eval #IALP2025