This session is designed for 21st-century speech-language pathologists working with school-age children and adolescents who experience communication challenges, including social pragmatic differences and stuttering. From pixel-packed games to interactive apps and websites, today’s digital tools open up fresh, engaging possibilities for therapy that can boost motivation and participation. Through lively discussion and hands-on demonstrations, participants will discover how to weave fun, functional, and evidence-supported digital experiences into their sessions to create space for connection, growth, and plenty of meaningful play. This session is aligned with the intervention component of the TEA-required self-assessment. 0.3 TSHA CEUs