Ask informed questions
Revisit history, goals, prior findings, and other information the clinician has chosen to store in the profile.
My Second Look Protocol
Your caseload’s context, ready for the next task.
MySLP helps you work with the clinical information already in EASI—to ask better questions, prepare documentation, plan therapy, create materials, and keep a difficult schedule moving.
It helps you notice and prepare. You interpret and decide.
Get EASI with MySLP
Useful between evaluations
Six ways MySLP reduces repeated work
Review reports
Check whether a draft reflects the evidence and identify gaps or language that deserves closer clinician attention.
Prepare progress updates
Bring dated therapy notes, goals, and evidence together in a progress-report draft for clinician review.
Plan therapy and literacy work
Prepare session ideas and use structured literacy supports that can be adapted to the person and setting.
Make therapy supports
Generate core boards, picture cards, story sequences, minimal pairs, and other image-based materials.
Schedule a complex caseload
Build around service requirements so caseload scheduling is part of the clinical workflow, not a separate spreadsheet puzzle.
Support that can turn into something usable.
A plan can lead to a core board. A therapy target can lead to picture cards. Dated notes can lead to a progress-report draft. MySLP helps move from the question to a practical next step without separating that work from the patient or student record.
The clinician remains the safeguard.
Review every suggestion and generated material for accuracy, fit, accessibility, cultural and linguistic relevance, and clinical appropriateness.