Best Telepractice Podcasts (2024)

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Integrating Greater Accessibility! Julia Franklin Discusses the Mission of Cephable 38:37

23h ago38:37

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Julia is a dedicated professional with a background in continuing education development, clinical speech-language pathology, interprofessional team building, and mentorship. As the Chief Learning Officer at Cephable, an innovative assistive technology company, she leads initiatives to enhance community learning experiences and digital accessibility…

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#96 The Age of Telepractice in 2024 50:06

23d ago50:06

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In this episode of the Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast, our host, Genevieve Richardson, is a guest on Telepractice Today for their 200th episode! The episode dives into the world of telepractice and its impact on accessibility and reaching people regardless of their location. Genevieve is joined with Michelle Boisvert where they share their experie…

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129. Why UDLs Are a MUST for SLPs 17:11

23h ago17:11

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Unfortunately, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Guidelines are rarely discussed in Speech-Language Pathology. However, they are absolute game-changers in engaging children and optimizing outcomes. Check out this episode to learn about UDLs and how you can incorporate them into your practice today. Download the UDL Guidelines here. Learn About th…

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#99 The Importance of Community with Maura Silverman 42:13

1d ago42:13

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In this episode, we talk about the inspiring work of Maura Silverman, the executive director at the National Aphasia Association. Maura is a passionate advocate for individuals with aphasia and their families, driven by her personal experience with her mother's aphasia. She emphasizes the importance of Aphasia Awareness Month, which aims to amplify…

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Accessibility for All! Elysia Everett Burns Shares the Mission of Friendly Like Me 37:24

4d ago37:24

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Elysia Everett is the Founder and CEO of Friendly Like Me, Inc. She and co-founder, Dave Jensen, created Friendly Like Me to improve accessibility in public places and to make accessibility information easier to find—so more people can take part. FLM connects individuals with “friendly” places that can accommodate the unique needs of people living …

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128. Are You Experiencing SLP Burn Out? 15:29

8d ago15:29

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What's causes workplace burnout? What can you do to stop it? Let's roll up our sleeves and figure this out together. P.S. If you're ready to do DSD (do something different) with educationally-rich activities 100% done-for-you every week, check out the SIS Membership 3 Intervention Secrets workshop. Join today and don't miss July and August bonus "H…

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#98 The Importance of Counseling for Person's with PPA, with Lindsey Wineholt 34:55

8d ago34:55

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In this episode, Lindsey Wineholt, a speech pathologist at UT Health at Austin, shares her expertise on neurodegenerative disorders, specifically primary progressive aphasia (PPA). Here are the key takeaways: - PPA primarily affects language skills and typically starts in the late fifties or early sixties, gradually worsening over time. - Diagnosis…

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Pediatric Occupational Therapist Victoria Lefevers Discusses Serving Neurodivergent Children 38:47

11d ago38:47

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Victoria Lefevers is a dedicated pediatric occupational therapist with experience in outpatient and ABA settings, specializing in telehealth services. She is passionate about helping caregivers navigate the complexities of sensory processing, behavior management, and neurodiversity. With a background in psychology from Taylor University and a docto…

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#97 Embrace Your New Reality After Stroke with Ralph Preston 56:39

16d ago56:39

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In this episode, we dive into the inspiring journey of Ralph Preston, a stroke survivor, as he shares his path to recovery after a right-side hemorrhagic stroke. Here are the top takeaways from this episode: - Ralph emphasizes the importance of intense therapy and dedication to improvement in stroke recovery. - He created the Stroke Buddies Faceboo…

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Jacquilyn Arias & Maria del Pilar Londono Discuss Bilingual Services 43:27

18d ago43:27

43:27

Jacquilyn Arias is a certified speech and language pathologist and has worked in pediatric settings providing individual and group therapies for over ten years. Her passion is supporting families and professionals to meet the needs of the whole child through naturalistic and evidence-based interventions. She provides training for parents and profes…

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126. 5 Superpowers of Having ADHD 11:29

23d ago11:29

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What does the largest ADHD research study indicate to be the five strengths of having ADHD? How can we use this information to empower those with ADHD? What are the next steps in understanding the strengths of neurodiversity? Let's dive into strengths that were reported from 200 individuals with ADHD. Make sure to bridge the latest research into pr…

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Kelly Smith-Vernon Discusses Telesupervision 29:00

25d ago29:00

29:00

Kelly Smith-Vernon is a speech language pathologist with Next Level Speech Therapy in a hybrid role as a provider and supervisor for SLPAs. Kelly resides in rural, southeast Ohio with her husband on the family farm. She enjoys the outdoors, traveling, and caring for animals in her free time. Kelly’s education began with a Bachelor of Arts degree in…

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125. Do Non-Medication Options in Treating ADHD Actually Work? 17:28

30d ago17:28

17:28

What does the meta-analytic research indicate about non-pharmacological treatments for ADD? Can they replace medication? Can they complement medication? Can they be used to lessen the dosage of medication? Let's dive into the latest research and explore options to discuss with your medical professional.…

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#95 LIFE Participation in Aphasia Continuum of Care with Michelle Armour 40:15

30d ago40:15

40:15

In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, hosted by Genevieve Richardson, we dive into the world of aphasia rehabilitation and support. Our guest, Michelle Armour, a speech-language pathologist at Northwestern Medicine Aphasia Center at Marianjoy, shares her experience and insights on how to navigate life with aphasia. Here are the top takeaw…

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Rachel Morris Discusses Serving Virtual Schools 46:40

1M ago46:40

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Rachel is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University and has practiced as an occupational therapist for over 30 years. Rachel has worked with both adults and children in medical and educational settings and was an early adopter of tele occupational therapy services. Rachel has continued her education by obtaining a master’s degree in Industrial and …

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124. Three Reasons Why Your Speech Gains Are Dismal 25:17

1M ago25:17

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When treating speech sound disorders, you can do everything right and still not have the expected results. This episode examines three challenges beyond speech that can prevent success in speech therapy. Check out this episode to learn how to overcome these obstacles for optimal results in treating speech delays. Don't delay and put 100% done-for-y…

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#94 What is Dysphagia with Mary Kate O'Connell 28:11

1M ago28:11

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In this episode of the Listen for Life aphasia podcast, we dive into the topic of swallowing disorders, also known as dysphagia. Our guest is speech pathologist Mary Kate O'Connell, with a passion for working with stroke patients; Mary Kate brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table. Mary Kate introduces the McNeil Dysphagia Treatment…

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New Platform: Karen Rose & Adi Topaz Discuss Cognishine 40:05

1M ago40:05

40:05

Karen Rose Karen is a pediatric speech and language pathologist with two decades of experience. Her research focuses on typical and atypical bilingual language development and family language policy, and can be read in numerous internationally renowned journals. She enjoys sharing knowledge, speaking at universities and conferences, peer-reviewing …

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#93 What Resilience Means in Aphasia with Lisa Milliken 33:19

1M ago33:19

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In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, host Genevieve Richardson interviews Lisa, a speech pathologist with extensive experience in rehabilitating adults with communication challenges. Here are the top takeaways from their conversation: - Lisa shares her journey into the field of speech pathology, starting with her college majors in engine…

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123. How to Provide AAC Intervention Through Telepractice 20:11

1M ago20:11

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The latest research indicates that AAC intervention can be as effective remotely as in person for minimally speaking children with Autism. So, how do you do it? Let's explore five steps to put into practice today. -Check out the Telepractice in Speech-Language Therapy: The Use of Online Technologies for Parent Training and Coaching by Melinda Snodg…

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Leading with Passion: Janet Courtney Discusses Lighthouse Therapy 54:09

2M ago54:09

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For me, Lighthouse Therapy is more than a company. It's a calling. I have been a Speech Language Pathologist for 30 years and a teletherapist for 13 years. In 2018, I felt unsettled in my current role as an SLP. I asked God, "What should I do next?" and had no idea that God would lead me to start an online therapy company that would impact the live…

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122. Eight Barriers That Are Getting in the Way of You Growing 33:46

2M ago33:46

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What has research found to be eight barriers that keep us from growing? Let's dive in and discuss what we can do to overcome these barriers to innovate our practice today to create massive change. Bridge the latest research into practice every Sunday with my free newsletter Join the SIS Membership and put research into practice today.…

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#92 How you Define + Perceive Aphasia is How You Recover From It 24:51

2M ago24:51

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In this episode of the Listen for Life Aphasia podcast, we explore the profound impact of perception and definitions on the journey with aphasia. We emphasize that how aphasia is defined and perceived profoundly influences how treatments are designed, implemented, experienced, and accepted. Here are the top takeaways from this episode: - Perception…

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Telepractice Integration: Traci Bean Shares Her Experience In California 39:41

2M ago39:41

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Traci Bean, MA, CCC-SLP is a Co-Owner and Director at Total Education Solutions. She received her degree in Speech-Language Pathology from San Jose State University. She served on the ASHA SIG 18 Coordinating Committee and has also served on the ASHA Convention Session Selection Committee and as a telepractice expert for the SLP Compact. Traci is p…

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121. How to Make Language Sampling Super Easy 20:17

2M ago20:17

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Today, I'm going to share with you the latest research on how to make language sampling easier, more effective, and more efficient. We will focus on a super easy language sampling strategy you can use with young preschool to early elementary age today. Our special focus will be language sampling children who are minimally speaking with Autism. For …

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#91 The Shock of Aphasia: E-Book 1 33:32

2M ago33:32

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In this episode of the Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast, we dive into the world of aphasia and explore ways to navigate life with this language disorder. Here's a comprehensive summary of what you can expect: - Genevieve announces the release of three insightful eBooks through her businesses, LIFE Speech Pathology and LIFE Aphasia Academy. These eBo…

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Kathryn Mancewicz Discusses Literacy Intervention 39:54

2M ago39:54

39:54

Kathryn Mancewicz, MS, CCC-SLP is a bilingual speech-language pathologist and owner of Moving Forward Speech Therapy. Kathryn received her Master’s degree with distinction from the University of New Mexico, where she was a member of the CLASS for ALL bilingual emphasis program. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disord…

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#90 You Are Not Alone: Community Support 27:38

2M ago27:38

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In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, we dive into the challenges faced by individuals with aphasia and their caregivers, and the crucial role that community support plays in navigating aphasia care. Here's a comprehensive summary of what you can expect: - We start by sharing the inspiring story of Betty, a retired store manager whose hus…

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120. Is Your CAS Intervention Holistic Enough? Probably Not. 21:00

2M ago21:00

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Join me in stepping back and viewing CAS from a wide-angle lens. It's time to evaluate and treat it as the multi-faceted condition it is. We're going to bridge the latest research into Monday morning practice. Join me in DSD (Doing Something Different) Ready to put educationally-rich activities into your practice that are 100% done-for-you every we…

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Tara Roehl Discusses New Technologies That Will Impact Telepractice 44:54

2M ago44:54

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Tara Roehl is a nationally certified Speech-Language Pathologist who owns and operates a private telepractice clinic in Colorado focusing on social cognition, executive functioning and the use of technology in therapy. She is co-founder and president of Hacking Autism and the creator of The Telepractice Course. She has worked with clients in Illino…

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119. Autism: 6 MOVES Away from the Table to Improve Communication Skills 15:03

3M ago15:03

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Movement matters! How can you improve communication outcomes through movement? Let's dive into six ways you can improve communication outcomes based on the latest research. Looking to learn more? Check out my autism series at speechpathology.com Looking to do more? Check out my SIS membership with activities 100% done for you at kellyvess.com…

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#89 Taking Charge of Tomorrow: Making Legal Decisions Today to Protect Your Future 37:12

3M ago37:12

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In this episode of the Listen for Life podcast, we dive into the important topic of estate planning and the legal aspects of aging. Joining us are Keith Leuty and VeeCee Spear, who provide valuable insights and advice on how to navigate this complex area. Here are the top takeaways from our discussion: - Having a last will and testament is crucial …

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Jen Latshaw Discusses Serving Students Who Are Deaf/Hard-of-Hearing 40:59

3M ago40:59

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Jen is an experienced Teacher of the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing. She graduated from The College of New Jersey, where she received a Bachelor’s of Science in Deaf Education, Elementary Education, and English, as well as a Master of Arts in Teaching. She has worked as both a classroom teacher and an itinerant teacher, and has used a variety of communic…

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118. Boosting Children With Autism's Mental Health: 3 Proven Tips! 15:00

3M ago15:00

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Children with Autism are more likely to experience victimization and co-occurring psychiatric conditions. Yet, these psychiatric conditions are often overshadowed by Autism and go under-identified and untreated. What can we do today to make a difference? Let's dive in! For more information on putting the latest research into Monday morning practice…

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#88 Coping with Emotional Stress in Aphasia 33:32

3M ago33:32

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In this episode, we dive into the emotional and psychological challenges faced by individuals with aphasia, a communication disorder often caused by stroke or neurological impairment. Here are the top takeaways: - We start with Mary's story, a client who expresses her frustration and heartbreak over the difficulties she faces in communicating with …

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Shari Robertson Discusses Burnout & Work-Life Balance 57:37

3M ago57:37

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Shari Robertson, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, ASHA Fellow, Board Certified Specialist in Child Language (BCS-CL) is a professor emerita and retired Associate Provost at Indiana University of PA and the CEO of Dynamic Resources. Prior to moving into academia, Robertson spent 20 years in the public schools as a broad range SLP and Administrator and she continues …

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117. Why Think Twice When Picking Your Speech Test 14:38

3M ago14:38

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Does what speech test you pick matter? Yes. Let's dive in to this important topic. Ready for educationally-rich speech activities 100% done-for-you? Check out the SIS Membership at kellyvess.com/sis Work with children with Autism? The Autism Intervention Series at SpeechPathology.comBy Kelly Vess

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#87 Navigating Misunderstandings in Aphasia 36:15

3M ago36:15

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In this episode, we talk about the communication challenges faced by individuals with aphasia, particularly those who have had a stroke or a neurological impairment. We discuss strategies for navigating misunderstandings when the person has fluent aphasia or non-fluent aphasia, and provide valuable insights and resources from experts in the field. …

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Stacy Crouse Shares Telepractice Tips & Strategies 34:28

3M ago34:28

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Stacy Crouse is a speech-language pathologist in Des Moines, Iowa. She completed her master's in speech-language pathology with an emphasis on children with hearing loss from Fontbonne University (St. Louis, MO) in 2008. In 2017, she became a certified Listening and Spoken Language Specialist. In addition to a passion for Auditory Verbal Therapy, S…

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116. The Greatest Advocate for Neurodiversity? Intervention 21:22

3M ago21:22

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What's the relationship between intervention and neurodiversity in autism? Let's dive in. For more information on Autism, learn as you like. Continuing Education: For more on Autism, check out April's Autism awareness series at speechpathology.com on Thursday at 12 PM Eastern Time Book: Check out "32 Intervention Strategies that Create Lifelong Cha…

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#86 Understanding Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA), An Introduction 29:07

3M ago29:07

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In this episode, we talk about primary progressive aphasia (PPA) and its impact on individuals and their families. We cover the three types of PPA, the importance of early intervention and diagnosis, and the role of speech therapy in preserving language abilities. Top takeaways: - PPA is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects the brain's languag…

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Michelle Boisvert & Genevieve Richardson Share Telepractice Insights On Our 200th Episode! 57:29

3M ago57:29

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Dr. Michelle Boisvert, CCC-SLP, combines her expertise as a Speech-Language Pathologist with a passion for integrating technology in both clinical and school-based therapy settings. Her background in education has been vital in redefining the delivery of speech therapy services. Michelle's insight into the challenges clinicians face, particularly i…

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115. Do You Have This Tool in Your Intervention Toolbox? 20:02

3M ago20:02

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Do you work with children with Autism who are learning to talk? What can you do to help them? Check out this episode to learn an evidence-based strategy that will be highly effective for some of your clients. This game-changing tool is a must have for your intervention toolbox. Ready to learn more? Are you a reader? Check out my latest book "32 Int…

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#85 Understanding Parkinson's with Caitlin Fattore 33:24

3M ago33:24

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In this episode of the Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast, we talk about the complexities of communication and the power of connection through communication. This episode's guest is Caitlin Fattore, a speech pathologist and co-founder of Voices for Parkinson's, a nonprofit organization based in Cincinnati, Ohio. Caitlin shares valuable insights into t…

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Chloe Picot-Jacobs Discusses Child and Family Mental Health and the Happypillar App 40:22

3M ago40:22

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Chloe Picot-Jacobs, LCSW-S is the Clinical Director at Happypillar. A therapist and clinical program leader, Chloe has over a decade of experience working with kids, families, and schools. She earned her BA from Northwestern University and her MSSW from the University of Texas at Austin. She loves mallomars, attachment theory, and making mental hea…

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114. The Most Powerful Cueing Strategy Period 17:32

4M ago17:32

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Mirror, mirror on the wall, what's the most effective cueing strategy of them all? We're covering the strategy that is demonstrating gains across developmental domains for diverse groups of students with its evidence base consistently growing. Let's dive in! Have educationally-rich, 100% done-for-you activities arrive in your inbox weekly by joinin…

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#84 Fluent Aphasia, Episode 2 of Uncomplicating Aphasia 34:06

4M ago34:06

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In this episode of the Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast, we discuss the different types of fluent aphasia and their unique challenges. We delve into Wernicke's aphasia, transcortical sensory aphasia, conduction aphasia, and anomic aphasia, highlighting each type's specific symptoms and therapy approaches. Top takeaways from this episode include: - U…

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Becca Sylvia & Kristi Stearns Discuss The Importance Of A Professional Learning Community 42:30

4M ago42:30

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Kristi and Becca are close friends, passionate speech-language pathologists (SLPs), and the co-founders of Communication Community. Their business began as an AAC-focused blog and has evolved to include an all-encompassing online membership community for SLPs and related providers. Find them providing telepractice services, as well as managing and …

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113. Are You Legal in Your AAC Practice? 18:33

4M ago18:33

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Are you legal when it comes to AAC? The U.S. Department of Education clarified legal mandates for 2024 under IDEA. Many SLPs in public education would be hard pressed to affirm compliance to these mandates. Let's dive into the current legal to practice lag. P.S. Read to put research into practice today with weekly activities 100% done-for-you? Chec…

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#83 Non-Fluent Aphasia: Episode 1 of Uncomplicating Aphasia 37:17

4M ago37:17

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This Listen for LIFE Aphasia Podcast episode discusses non-fluent aphasia, a language disorder affecting speech and language production. Host Genevieve Richardson emphasizes the importance of understanding the distinction between non-fluent and fluent aphasia, as it has significant implications for treatment strategies and communication techniques.…

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