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?? We’re hiring! ?? We are looking for Speech-Language Pathologists to join our team of providers for the 2024/2025 school year. We offer: ? Flexible roles that work for you and offer work-life balance ? Reimbursement for all costs associated with cross-licensing ? Support from Clinical Managers and peer-to-peer provider network ? Exclusive provider platform that streamlines daily clinical tasks, populates timecards, and provides easy tracking of student progress See why our retention rate is among the best in the industry at 94% and apply today: https://bit.ly/3FiE40B

??Refer a provider and earn $1,000! ?? We’re looking for providers in speech therapy, occupational therapy, clinical work or related mental health therapy, and school psychology to help us finish out the 2024/2025 school year! We’re offering $1,000 for your referrals for a limited time. The provider must begin delivering services by March 15 and continue through the end of the school year. Refer here: https://bit.ly/43i0GrU

You take care of the students; we take care of you. If you are a speech-language pathologist ready to make the leap to a collaborative community that fosters professional development and clinical skills, apply here: https://bit.ly/4i2HJhl Chloe Yates

We’re #hiring speech-language pathologists to join our provider team for the 24/25 school year! Come see why our retention rate is among the best in the industry. Apply here: https://bit.ly/41w6zjX

At Huddle Up, we are always looking for the best-of-the-best. We've delivered over a million sessions of high quality care, improving children and adolescents' lives across the nation. Sound like a community you, or a provider you know wants to be a part of? We'd appreciate it - and for a limited time, will offer $1,000 for your referrals this winter season. Refer here: https://lnkd.in/g-mt3Nev

The holiday season often brings much excitement to students and families, but it can also overwhelm students with sensory processing differences, affecting their focus and emotional regulation in the classroom. In our latest blog, we share 6 tips for educators to create an enjoyable and inclusive holiday season for all students. Here are a few of those tips below: ? Prepare your students for schedule and environmental changes. ? Use visual schedules and social stories to outline upcoming events and transitions. ? Consider the sensory impacts of decorations and classroom changes you may use during the holidays. Whether you're planning a holiday party, classroom activities, or simply looking to make your environment more accommodating, these tips will help ensure a joyful, stress-free experience for all students. Let's make this holiday stress-free for everyone. Read the full post here and be sure to share these tips with your colleagues! https://lnkd.in/ewDDxtzd

Yesterday, I met Spider-Man. He came to my house with his mother for trick-or-treating, and while other kids whizzed by, he focused carefully on each step up to our candy bowl. He was mindful of how his costume clung to his legs, the scratchy tag at his neck, and protecting himself from the loud noises around him. His mom knelt beside him at the bowl, gently encouraging him to sign “thank you.” We sat together as he found his perfect piece of candy, then signed “thank you” with a big smile, rocking back and forth in celebration. His mother shared excitably that this was something they were working on. This young Spider-Man stayed with me—not because he has nonverbal autism, but because of his mother’s advocacy, patience, and his joy in successfully communicating. It reminded me of the vital role our therapists and employees at Huddle Up play each day—from direct therapy services to supporting educators and school staff. Our Family Care Hub is designed to help bridge that connection, supporting not only a child’s ability to communicate but also our ability to understand how they communicate. If you work at Huddle Up, in education, or as a therapist, you are giving kids like Spider-Man a voice. It’s easy to get caught up in daily tasks, but never forget the power of what you do ??

With the upcoming election, both students and educators may feel heightened levels of stress and anxiety. We’ve partnered with the Bill of Rights Institute, offering free resources, to equip teachers with tools to navigate conversations around the election and help students manage stress during this time. View our free resources at?https://lnkd.in/giAgiwV8 Help your students manage stress by encouraging mindfulness, breathing, and promoting a sense of calm in the classroom.

Thrilled to be part of the IAASE Fall Conference this week in Tinley Park, connecting with innovative leaders in special education in Illinois. Come say hi and chat with Katie Kennelly at booth 16! Learn how we can support your students and special education team with our IEP related services, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, mental health and school psychology. #IAASEFallConference #IAASE #IllinoisAllianceofAdministratorsofSpecialEducation #SpecialEducation #IllinoisEducators

Looking for a fulfilling career that offers flexibility and the opportunity to work from home? Check out our new openings for Speech-Language Pathologists. https://lnkd.in/gsyessku At Huddle Up, you’re not alone in providing care. There's a team behind you, offering support, mentoring, and collaboration. You’re able to grow and invest in your skills and career while maintaining flexibility and work-life balance. Apply now or share with your network.?https://lnkd.in/gsyessku We can’t wait to meet you!