Frequently Asked Questions about Speech Therapist Tools

Our mission is to allow everyone to share their thoughts (the good, the bad, and so on). We do not allow any type of bullying or comments that can be considered discriminatory, sexist, racially insensitive/racist or any other related to the aforementioned list. Please also note, some areas of the website need comments to be approved before showing up and review times vary.

Yes, just not right this second. We’re still developing the website from an organic perspective and building out all the features. If you’d like to be considered as an advertiser when we launch this feature, please contact us.

In the meantime, we highly encourage you to create your own account and add your tools.

Yes, we’re always looking for new content on our Speech-Language Pathologists Blog that will support you and other SLPs.

Each blog post needs to follow the criteria below:

• Must be 100% unique content (must not be posted elsewhere or include any plagiarism)
• At least 1,000 words (1,500-2,000 prefered)
• Include photos that do not pose any possible copyright or other issues

Reach out via our Contact Speech Therapist Tools page and include a bit about yourself as well as your idea(s). We will review each submission and let you know as soon as possible regarding potential next steps.

Yes, once you create your own account, and log in, click on the blue circle with the plus sign to get started.

We also created a more in-depth overview on adding your own Speech Therapist Tools and voting for your favorites.

Not unless otherwise stated, the tools shared on Speech Therapist Tools are created by Speech-Language Pathologists we are linking back to. We are solely linking back to tools, content, and so on. If you are adding a speech therapist tool yourself and the tool is not yours, you must link back to where the owner has shared the tool.

Yes, we’re here for you and the community. If you have any questions, thoughts, or concerns, we want to hear from you.
We’re also working to allow each tool owner to “claim” and their tool(s), so they can personally update the images, description, and so on.

To stay updated as to when our “claim” feature will be launched, please sign up for our Speech Therapist Tools newsletter.

Speech Therapist Tools works by allowing you to upload tools to our website (as links to where original owners’ shared the tool), not as the actual products.

Those with an account at Speech Therapist Tools will then be able to UpVote tools and comment with their thoughts on each tool.

The tools and resources with the most votes will rise to the top of the Popular Tools page. Notice in the example below the tool with “2” UpVotes is at the top.

We also created a more in-depth overview on adding your own Speech Therapist Tools and voting for your favorites.

Speech Therapist Tools works by allowing you to upload tools to our website (as links to where original owners’ shared the tool), not as the actual products.

Those with an account at Speech Therapist Tools will then be able to UpVote tools and comment with their thoughts on each tool.

The tools and resources with the most votes will rise to the top of the Popular Tools page. Notice in the example below the tool with “2” UpVotes is at the top.

Speech Therapist Tools exists to support Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) (and, by extension, their students, clients, families and teachers). We are creating a place where all SLPs come to discover and share speech therapist tools and resources.

Check out our Speech Therapist Tools about page to learn more about us and our mission.

Yes, we offer many different tools under our website/brand name “SpeechTherapistTools.com” or “Speech Therapist Tools.” Our tools are added to the website’s tool directory and we follow the following steps to ensure fair voting within the community:

1. It’s clearly stated that we own/manage the tool.
2. We do not manipulate the community voting process. (Note – Each tool listing started with one upvote. Learn more about Speech Therapist Tools voting process.)
3. If our tools are advertised, it will always be clear that the link is an advertisement.

Yes, we use affiliate links (links that provide commission when someone clicks them and buys something) when possible. This is to support the management, development, and promotion of our site. 

If we are ever paid to promote a product or service in a blog post or on social media, we follow the FCC influencer marketing guidelines. Likewise, all ads will be marketed as such.