A living atlas for
communication.
SLP Atlas was born from a simple observation: the best free speech-language pathology resources are scattered across hundreds of websites, blogs, and university archives. Finding the right worksheet, video, or strategy for a specific client at a specific milestone shouldn't require hours of searching.
We built this platform to bring order to that fragmentation — a single, beautifully organized hub where clinicians, educators, students, and caregivers can discover free resources across every area of practice, from infant feeding to adult cognitive rehabilitation.
Our Values
Every decision we make is guided by these principles.
Free & Accessible
Every resource linked on SLP Atlas is freely available on the web. We believe quality clinical tools should be within reach for every therapist, educator, and family.
Evidence-Informed
We prioritize resources grounded in research and clinical best practices. Evidence-based tags help you filter for peer-reviewed content.
Inclusive by Design
Resources span infants to geriatrics, multiple languages, and the full spectrum of speech-language pathology — from articulation drills to dysphagia protocols.
Built for the SLP Community
Created by professionals who understand the daily demands of clinical practice. Our goal is to save you time so you can focus on what matters: your clients.
Trusted Free SLP Websites
These reputable organizations and platforms offer a wealth of free speech-language pathology materials for clinicians, students, and caregivers.
ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association)
The professional home of SLPs — clinical practice guidelines, evidence maps, patient handouts, and continuing education resources.
Speechy Musings
A popular SLP blog with free therapy materials, activity ideas, and practical strategies for school-based and pediatric practice.
The Informed SLP
Plain-language summaries of the latest SLP research — free articles help clinicians stay evidence-based without reading full journals.
Teachers Pay Teachers (Free Section)
Thousands of free SLP worksheets, activities, and games created and shared by speech-language pathologists worldwide.
Mommy Speech Therapy
Free articulation worksheets, articulation stations, and parent-friendly guides for supporting speech development at home.
NCVS (National Center for Voice and Speech)
University-backed resource for voice science, voice disorders, and vocal hygiene — includes free educational materials.
Aphasia Access
Dedicated to Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (LPAA) — free resources, webinars, and materials for adult neurogenic communication disorders.
Dysphagia Café
A community-driven hub for dysphagia clinicians with free articles, case studies, IDDSI resources, and clinical tools.
Apraxia Kids
The leading nonprofit for childhood apraxia of speech — free parent guides, clinician resources, and research summaries.
AAC Learning Corner
Free AAC training modules, resource guides, and implementation strategies for clinicians supporting augmentative and alternative communication users.
The Stuttering Foundation
Free brochures, videos, therapy guides, and caregiver resources for fluency disorders — available in multiple languages.
Speech Therapy Talk
Free activities and resources for pediatric SLPs covering language, articulation, pragmatics, and literacy targets.
ASHA Resource Hub
Direct links into ASHA.org's most valuable free tools for clinicians, students, and caregivers.
ASHA Wire — Latest News
ASHA's official news hub covering regulatory updates, advocacy wins, research highlights, and professional announcements.
Practice Portal
Evidence-based clinical practice guidelines, assessment tools, and treatment resources organized by disorder area.
Evidence Maps
Visual, searchable maps of the research evidence behind SLP interventions — filterable by population and outcome.
Patient & Family Resources
Free handouts and guides for patients, families, and caregivers on speech, language, hearing, and swallowing conditions.
ASHA Advocacy & Policy
Track federal and state legislation affecting SLPs — telehealth rules, Medicare policies, IDEA reauthorization, and more.
ASHA Learning Center (CEUs)
ASHA's official continuing education portal. Browse free and paid CEU courses that count directly toward ASHA certification.
Code of Ethics
The full ASHA Code of Ethics and related guidance documents — essential reference for all practicing SLPs.
Scope of Practice
The official scope of practice document defining the breadth of services SLPs are qualified to provide.
Find a Certified SLP
ASHA's ProFind directory — a public tool for locating ASHA-certified speech-language pathologists and audiologists.
ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for SLPs, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists. Visit ASHA.org →
Free & Low-Cost CEUs for SLPs
Maintain your ASHA certification without breaking the bank — these platforms offer free or affordable continuing education units.
ASHA Learning Center
ASHA's official CEU hub — some courses are free for members, and many are low-cost. Directly earns ASHA CEUs.
SpeechPathology.com
Offers a limited number of free CEU courses alongside paid subscriptions. A long-standing platform trusted by thousands of SLPs.
Northern Speech Services
Regularly offers free CEU courses on a variety of clinical topics. Check their free CEU page for current offerings.
Medbridge (Free Trial)
Comprehensive CEU library for SLPs. The free trial gives access to select courses — a great way to explore before subscribing.
ASHA Journals (Open Access)
ASHA's peer-reviewed journals offer select open-access articles. Reading research can count toward professional development hours.
CAPCSD & University Webinars
Many university CSD departments host free public webinars and symposiums that qualify for CEU credit.
How It Works
Search or Browse
Use the search bar or navigate by clinical area and age milestone to find relevant resources.
Filter & Refine
Narrow results by resource type, complexity level, language, and evidence-based status.
Read the Blueprint
Each resource includes a Clinician's Blueprint with objectives, procedures, and data collection tips — plus a simplified Caregiver View.
Access the Resource
Click through to the original free resource on the web. No sign-ups, no paywalls.