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WELL SAID: TORONTO SPEECH THERAPY. A woman sits at a table facing two other women, appearing to listen attentively during a conversation or interview in a professional setting focused on speech-language pathology for adults.

A Guide to Preparing for a Job Interview with an SLP

Whether you’re applying for your first role after graduation, returning to work after a break, or pursuing an upgraded position to match your skills better, job interviews can be daunting. Yet with the right preparation — especially focused on communication, confidence, and clarity — you can improve your chances of success. In fact, some research suggests that structured interview skills training improves both verbal and non-verbal communication behaviours during interviews, especially for individuals with speech, language and communication needs.

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SLP vs OT vs PT: What’s The Difference?

Speech-Language Pathology (SLP), Occupational therapy (OT), and Physical therapy (PT) are all types of rehabilitation therapy. Rehabilitation therapy provides assessment and treatment for people to help regain their function whether it be there speech/language, physical, or everyday life skills. Here we will discuss each individual therapy and the similarities and differences between all three professions.

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Fallacies You Didn’t Know Your Mind Was Committing

Cognitive fallacies are unfounded and inaccurate thoughts that taint and twist our understanding of reality. These beliefs take root in our minds through our subjective experiences and reinforce negative thoughts and emotions, which add greater negativity to our self-perception. Here are the four cognitive fallacies that you didn’t realize your mind might be committing.

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