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5 Hilarious Safety Tips for Speech Language Pathologists Working from Home

5 Hilarious Safety Tips for Speech Language Pathologists Working from Home

Working from home has its perks—no commute, comfy clothes, and the ability to snack whenever you want. But for Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) diving into the world of online therapy, safety can sometimes take a backseat. At TinyEYE, we want you to feel safe and joyful while working from home, so here are five hilarious yet essential safety tips to keep you informed and entertained!

1. The "No Pants" Safety Rule

Let's be honest, one of the biggest perks of working from home is the freedom to dress comfortably. But before you get too comfy, remember that accidents happen. Imagine having to jump up to grab a forgotten therapy tool and revealing your SpongeBob pajama bottoms to your client! Always keep a professional pair of pants within arm's reach. You never know when you might need to stand up unexpectedly.

2. Secure Your "Office" from Furry Friends

Pets can be the ultimate therapy assistants, providing comfort and joy. However, they can also be safety hazards. From cats walking across keyboards to dogs knocking over your carefully placed water bottle, our furry friends can cause a bit of chaos. Make sure your workspace is pet-proof to avoid any unexpected interruptions or spills.

3. Beware of the "Snack Attack"

We all love a good snack break, but keep your munchies away from your workspace. Crumbs in your keyboard or sticky fingers on your mouse can lead to a tech disaster. Plus, you don't want to accidentally show your client your best chipmunk impression during a video call. Designate a separate area for eating to keep your tech safe and your sessions professional.

4. "Cable Chaos" Control

One of the lesser-known dangers of working from home is the dreaded cable jungle. Tripping over wires can lead to more than just a stubbed toe; it can result in serious injury or damaged equipment. Invest in cable organizers to keep your workspace tidy and trip-free. Your toes (and your tech) will thank you!

5. "Zooming" to Safety

While virtual backgrounds are fun, they can sometimes glitch, revealing more of your home than you'd like. Ensure your background is appropriate and free of any potentially embarrassing items. Also, remember to lock your virtual therapy sessions to prevent any unwanted "Zoom bombers" from crashing your session. Safety first, even in the virtual world!

By following these light-hearted yet crucial safety tips, you can ensure a joyful and secure working environment. At TinyEYE, we’re dedicated to providing top-notch online therapy services to schools, and that includes keeping our SLPs safe and happy. Stay safe, stay joyful, and keep making a difference!

Interested in joining our team? Check out our telepractice jobs and become a part of our joyful journey!

Marnee Brick, President, TinyEYE Therapy Services

Author's Note: Marnee Brick, TinyEYE President, and her team collaborate to create our blogs. They share their insights and expertise in the field of Speech-Language Pathology, Online Therapy Services and Academic Research.

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