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the gestalt get-togetherUsing Exploratory Process Art with GLPs: An Interview with Elizabeth FreundGuest: Elizabeth (Biz) Freund, CCC-SLPEarn 0.1 ASHA CEUs for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://app.speechtherapypd.com/courses/exploratory-process-artIn this episode of The Gestalt Get-Together, we explore how exploratory process art can support meaningful communication and flexible play for Gestalt language processors (GLPs).Host Corinne Zmoos, MS, CCC-SLP, interviews Elizabeth Freund, CCC-SLP, about how she uses process art in therapy to create child-directed, choice-driven experiences that prioritize expression over outcomes. Unlike traditional crafts, process art is not about a finished product. Instead, it invites exploration, autonomy, and creativity, even when...
2026-02-091h 08
The Reading SLP Podcast008 The Buzzword SLPs Need to KnowStructured Literacy is a hot buzzword right now 🐝🐝 If you've ever head of the Science of Reading or Orton Gillingham, then you know more about Structured Literacy thank you realize...But knowing about it and confidently implementing it? Understanding our SLP-specific role? That's where most of us get stuck.In this episode, I'm breaking down exactly what Structured Literacy is, why it matters for your literacy students, and how it fits perfectly within your scope as an SLP. Plus, I'm introducing a brand-new opportunity to become a Structured Literacy Specia...
2026-02-0614 minThe Reading SLP Podcast007 4 Literacy Skills Every SLP Should AssessI'm sharing the four skills I measure every time I measure reading (the fourth one might make you laugh). Want to jump ahead? Grab VIP pricing of The Reading SLP Assessment, exclusively for podcast listenersIf you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again, APPLY HERE to work with me.
2026-01-2309 minThe Reading SLP Podcast006 The Year of The Reading SLPNo, I didn't just write this title because I want you to join my program. 2026 is the year of Reading SLPs because of the shift that is happening inside the Science of Reading Movement. The SLPs who are prepared will get ahead while those without literacy knowledge will be left behind. (Recorded at The Reading SLP State of the Union)If you are ready to be seen as a literacy leader in 2026, join us while enrollment is open. If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types...
2026-01-2326 minThe Reading SLP Podcast005 Inside my Private PracticeDM me on Instagram what you'd like me to share about inside my private practice.There are families in your IMMEDIATE area, RIGHT NOW, actively searching for the kind of support you can offer. If you are an SLP who wants to learn how to start working with local families then you need to be in the room for Referral Rush. If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again...
2026-01-1311 minThe Reading SLP Podcast004 Are you even using the right definition?In late 2025 the International Dyslexia Association updated their definition of dyslexia. So why aren't more people talking about this? In this episode I’ll share why SLPs absolutely must know about these updates (hint: they relate to language!) and how you can easily become a dyslexia expert (under 60 minutes easy).If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again, APPLY HERE to work with me.
2026-01-0511 minThe Reading SLP Podcast003 2026 Literacy PredictionsAfter spending 2025 on the road, I am telling you exactly what I see coming in the literacy space in 2026. DM me UNION reserve your spot at The Reading SLP State of the Union 2026If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again, APPLY HERE to work with me.
2025-12-2208 minThe Reading SLP Podcast002 Do not take a 30 hour liteacy trainingIn this episode I break down exactly why SLPs should NOT take a 30 hour training or get a second degree to teach reading. In under 10 minutes I'l show you why you're already the most qualified literacy specialist in your space.Click for my FANBOYS lessons + more!If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again, APPLY HERE to work with me.
2025-12-2210 minThe Reading SLP Podcast001 Hi, I'm ElizabethMeet Elizabeth, your host and the voice behind The Reading SLP! In this introductory episode, discover who I am, what The Reading SLP is all about, and why I created this podcast (spoiler: I'm exploding with ideas and needed a space to share them all with you).If you're ready to find your spark again, connect with the types of clients who actually need the result you deliver, and make speech therapy feel wildly FUN again, APPLY HERE to work with me.
2025-12-2205 min
Awe and Wonder Podcast: AAC & ATS8 E7: AI Possibilities featuring Elizabeth & Alyssa Reed, Trinity Rogers & Kate Oeser, & Josh PedroIn this episode of the podcast, we bring together parents, an SLP, and incredible teenage AAC users to share how Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing their world. We hear from three fantastic guests: Alyssa Reed (teenage AAC user) and her mother, Elizabeth Reed; Trinity Rogers (teenage AAC user) and her SLP, Katelyn Oeser; Josh Pedro, a dad whose daughter, Gena, also uses AAC. Tune in to discover the exciting, real-world applications of AI for teenagers who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), including how they are using it to: - Conquer Writing Assignments: Making schoolwork accessible and empowering...
2025-11-121h 13
Keys for SLPsAugmentative and Alternative Communication with Carole ZangariGuest: Carole Zangari, PhD, CCC-SLP, ASHA-F, BCS-CLEarn 0.1 ASHA CEU for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://www.speechtherapypd.com/courses/aac-with-carole-zangaIn celebration of AAC Awareness Month, Learning from Legends welcomes Dr. Carole Zangari, PhD, CCC-SLP, ASHA-F, BCS-CL, professor at Nova Southeastern University and long-standing leader in the field of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Hosted by Mary Beth Hines with co-host Elizabeth Ardoin, MS, CCC-SLP, this conversation explores the evolution of AAC within speech-language pathology, from early approaches to current best practices. Dr. Zangari reflects on pivotal research and shifts in AAC e...
2025-10-281h 08
The Hidden WorkforceLives Changed Worldwide- Founder of Spelling to Communicate (S2C) and Executive Director of I-ASC, Elizabeth Vosseller Ep. 199Like we have shared before- Spelling to Communicate (S2C) has taken the world by storm! We’ve heard from a guest who is a speller, a mother’s perspective on how life-changing S2C has been for her son and their family, and NOW we have the woman who started it ALL on this week’s Episode 199 of The Hidden Workforce!Welcome Speech-Language Pathologist, Executive Director of I-ASC and Founder of Spelling to Communicate (S2C), Elizabeth Vosseller!“Elizabeth Vosseller has worked with individuals with complex communication and sensory...
2025-10-1836 min
A Parent's Guide to Child DevelopmentDon’t Ignore These Speech Delay Signs in Toddler! | A Parent’s Guide to Child DevelopmentWorried your child isn’t talking yet? 🤔In this short, we break down when parents should start to be concerned about speech delays — and what early signs to look for. 🗣️ Early intervention can make all the difference! 💪 💭 Comment below: How old was your child when they started talking?⭐ Save this video if you’re tracking your child’s milestones.💬 Share your experience in the comments — every story helps another parent!👍 Like for more expert speech therapy insights and subscribe for more child development and speech therapy tips.Elizabeth McGuire, M.A. CCC-SLP Bilingual Speech Language Pathologist: Spanish/ English.Elizabeth’s passion is helping families conn...
2025-10-1602 min
Say YES to NMES for DysphagiaSensory Point Taping, NMES, and Helping Complex Pediatric PatientsSend us a textIn this episode of Say Yes to NMES, I sit down with Dr. Elizabeth Harvey, a pediatric physical therapist and movement analysis expert with more than 20 years of experience working with medically complex children and their families. Elizabeth shares how her path led her into oral motor therapy and how she now combines NMES with sensory taping strategies to make a lasting difference in the lives of her patients.We talk about the idea that “sensory drives motor” and how something as simple as a small piece of tape can extend the...
2025-09-0637 min
Spectrum PerspectivesLibby & John Paul- SLP mom uses Spelling to Communicate with her son, appears on The Telepathy Tapes- Full EpisodeWhen John Paul was 8 his mom took him to Elizabeth Vosseler to learn how to spell to communicate. She then learned he could hear her thoughts! She then became an S2C practitioner. They were so connected that when he spelled with her she didn't even have to speak, she just talked to him in her mind. In part 1 she recounts the time JP when they were on vacation and he eloped at 4:00 am to go swimming in the ocean! The story was on the news and through that they met Katie and Houston from our earlier episodes. JP...
2025-09-022h 13Spectrum PerspectivesElizabeth Vosseller-SLP & S2C Creator "For 19 years of my career I got it wrong." Full EpisodeBetween 30-40% of people with autism spectrum disorder are non-speaking or minimally speaking, meaning they don't speak at all or speak fewer than 30 words. Spelling to Communicate (S2C) is a revolutionary method that teaches non-speaking people to communicate using a stencil board helping them to finally find their voice. In this episode you'll meet Elizabeth Vosseller, aka "EV", the founder of S2C. She discusses the difference between being "non-speaking", "minimally speaking" and "unreliably speaking", and how the reason many cannot speak is due to "Apraxia" which is a motor planning issue, not a cognitive issue. She discussed the 4...
2025-09-021h 11Spectrum PerspectivesElizabeth Vosseller Trailer-SLP & S2C "For 19 years of my career I practiced wrong".Meet the founder of Spelling to Communicate! Typically we say people with Autism who can't speak are "non-verbal". But Elizabeth says that term is incorrect. She explains that "non verbal" means that there are no words going on inside their heads, (and there is plenty going on in there!) The proper term is "non speaking" which means they have thoughts and ideas and are capable of understanding, but they can't use speech as their primary way of communicating. "Just because you can't speak it doesn't mean you have nothing to say." The problem is a motor planning issue called "apraxia"...
2025-09-0204 min
SLP Coffee TalkThree C's of a Successful Clinical FellowshipHallie talks with The CF SLP Elizabeth Pozen about how to have a successful clinical fellowship.In this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, Hallie chats with CF superstar Elizabeth Pozen about the real-life ups and downs of that first year out of grad school. From navigating interviews and finding the right mentor, to building rapport with students and getting creative without breaking the bank, Elizabeth shares her “Three C’s” for a successful CF and reminds us that falling isn’t failing—it’s just learning one way. Whether you’re stepping into your CF or cheering on someone who...
2025-08-2528 min
Six Good Questions14: Elizabeth Smith (Ginger Speechie)Elizabeth Smith share her story of becoming an SLP, transitioning to Higher Ed, and her life as the Ginger Speechie. I was excited to sit with Elizabeth and dive into her story. She first caught my attention several years ago as the Ginger Speechie and her thriving Instagram account is full of delightful material for SLPs. I know not all of our listeners are in the Therapy World - but you will enjoy her take on work-life balance, the boldness of the next generation, and what Elizabeth does for fun (you might be surprised!) Check out...
2025-08-2053 min
Fix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyDrop the CCC Flex. It’s Just Making ASHA RicherWelcome to episode 3 of the Fix SLP Summer School Series! Dr. Jeanette Benigas and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, break down why the CCC is NOT a license, how to correctly sign your name as an SLP, and how putting CCC everywhere just turns you into a free ASHA billboard. We’re tackling the sneaky ways this misinformation keeps spreading so you can protect your title—and your wallet. Whether you’re a new grad or a seasoned pro, this is your reminder to stop advertising for ASHA and start standing up for yourself. Share it, rate it, and keep fixing...
2025-07-0821 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyDo You Really Need the CCC in Private Practice? | Fix SLP Summer School Ep. 1Welcome to Episode 1 of the Fix SLP Summer School series—where we’re schooling the system all summer long. Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, and private practice owner Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, tackle a key question: Do you really need the CCC in private practice? Elizabeth shares how dropping the CCC had zero impact on billing, referrals, or her waitlist—even with major payers like Blue Cross Blue Shield.They also break down ASHA’s livestream response to the CMS rule changes, discuss tone policing in advocacy, and introduce Fix SLP’s action plan: a letter to CMS Admini...
2025-06-2415 min
Think BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalThe Corporate SLP: Adrienne Singletary on Executive Communication, Entrepreneurship, and Expanding SLP HorizonsGet ready for an inspiring conversation with Adrienne Singletary, a trailblazing corporate speech-language pathologist (SLP) and founder of Transcendent Accents, LLC. Adrienne has made it her mission to help professionals unlock their full communication potential, guiding clients and fellow SLPs beyond traditional settings and into the dynamic world of corporate speech therapy. As an entrepreneur, she’s not only refined executive communication for countless clients, but also empowers SLPs to reimagine their careers and impact. In this episode, we’re taking a unique detour from our usual focus on Parkinson’s and neurorehabilitation. Instead, we’ll explore...
2025-06-1032 min
School of SpeechCollaboration and Decision Making for AAC Success with Liz DavisGuest: Elizabeth Davis, MS, CCC-SLP Earn 0.1 ASHA CEU for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://www.speechtherapypd.com/courses/collaboration-and-decision In this exciting episode, Carolyn sits down with special guest Elizabeth (Liz) Davis, a seasoned Speech Language Pathologist and Assistive Technology Specialist from Connecticut. Elizabeth shares her journey and expertise in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). The discussion covers comprehensive decision-making, collaboration within school teams, feature matching, and practical strategies for incorporating AAC devices to help complex communicators. Tune in to learn how to effectively support students with diverse communication needs and enhance their...
2025-06-091h 02Think BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalLeading with Compassion: Michelle Haub on Transforming Parkinson’s and Memory CareIn this special National Speech-Language-Hearing Month episode, we sit down with Michelle Haub - Special Programs Leader at Meadowlark, certified LSVT LOUD clinician, and a driving force behind some of Kansas’s most innovative Parkinson’s and memory care initiatives. Michelle shares her personal journey into speech-language pathology and what inspired her to dedicate her career to neurodegenerative conditions like Parkinson’s and dementia. Discover how she’s brought evidence-based therapies such as LSVT LOUD to life at Meadowlark and hear real stories of transformation from participants in these groundbreaking programs. We’ll expl...
2025-05-0839 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyUnlicensed, Unclear, and Untamed: The SLPA Regulation MessSLPAs are everywhere, but are states ready for them? From total chaos to silent overreach, this episode examines the regulatory mess that’s leaving clinicians confused and patients at risk. Dr. Jeanette Benigas, SLP, and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, question the shocking inconsistencies in SLPA and SLP aide requirements across the U.S.—from untrained aides treating medically fragile patients to CCC-tethered supervision rules that sneak ASHA back into the mix.We’re talking state policy, gatekeeping, and what happens when no one’s steering the ship. Whether you're supervising, working alongside, or are an SLPA, this episode...
2025-04-2237 min
School Life PodcastSibling Stories 101 - Isabelle, Olivia and Elizabeth - St Aloysius CollegeDo you have a sibling or ever wished you didn’t have one? If that’s you then join Lizzie Izzie and Livvie on sharing their crazy sibling story's!!! From public interactions to funny stories, sweet stories to annoying stories. Siblings can’t be that bad... right?
Check out all the podcasts from St Aloysius at https://www.archdradio.com/podcasts/slp/sac
2025-03-2708 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalFrom Parkinson’s to Pediatrics: The Serendipitous Science Behind LSVT LOUD for KIDSJoin us for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Cynthia Fox, co-founder of LSVT Global, as we unravel the remarkable story of how LSVT LOUD—a groundbreaking speech therapy designed for Parkinson’s disease—found its way into the lives of children with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other pediatric conditions. Discover the serendipitous collaboration with Dr. Carol Boliek, the pivotal single-case study that ignited this movement, and the decades-long journey of rigorous research spanning acoustic-perceptual measures, physiological responses, parent-reported outcomes, and cutting-edge neural imaging. Learn how clinicians are now utilizing LSVT LOUD for children with autism, ataxia, and muscular dystro...
2025-02-2836 min
The Secret Library PodcastRead Yourself Happy with Daisy Buchanan*This podcast is made possible by the generous support of Book Alchemy’s paid membership. To support the show, please consider upgrading your subscription.Ready to Read Yourself Happy?In this engaging conversation, Daisy and I explore the profound impact of reading on personal well-being, the joy of rediscovering old favorites, and the importance of embracing diverse reading preferences. We discuss the comfort found in rereading beloved books, the slow reading movement, and how literature can serve as an antidote to anxiety. The conversation also touches on the radical nature of reading for pleasure and th...
2025-02-1345 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalThe Paradox of LSVT: Standardized Flexibility in Speech, Physical, and Occupational Therapy for Neurological RehabilitationLSVT LOUD speech therapy and LSVT BIG physical/occupational therapy represent a compelling paradox in neurological rehabilitation: highly structured, standardized protocols paired with remarkable flexibility to address individual patient needs. This unique balance of "personalized standardization” is the cornerstone of LSVT's success.
The standardized elements of LSVT include:
A precise 4-week treatment schedule
Consistent focus on increasing voice and movement amplitude
Structured daily homework and carryover tasks
Within this framework, LSVT offers exceptional adaptability by:
Customizing exercises to align with personal goals
Modifying complexity for patients with varying cognitive abilities and neurological diagnoses
Applying tec...
2025-01-2440 min
Going North PodcastEp. 917 – How Parents Can Enhance Their Child's Communication Skills with Jeaneen Tang, MS, CCC-SLP (@jeaneentang)“The doctors said my son might never walk or talk, but today he made two baskets at his basketball game. He’s the passion behind what I do every day.” – Jeaneen Tang Today’s featured author is a mom, educator, athlete, and a former actor and producer turned speech-language pathologist, Jeaneen Tang. Jeaneen and I had a fun on a bun chat about her book, “Play Dumb & Sabotage: Mindfully Under-anticipating the Child’s Needs and Creating Opportunities to Practice Language”, effective communication strategies for children, overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a writer, and more!!Key Things You’ll Learn:What inspire...
2025-01-2342 min
Going North PodcastEp. 917 – How Parents Can Enhance Their Child's Communication Skills with Jeaneen Tang, MS, CCC-SLP (@jeaneentang)“The doctors said my son might never walk or talk, but today he made two baskets at his basketball game. He’s the passion behind what I do every day.” – Jeaneen Tang Today’s featured author is a mom, educator, athlete, and a former actor and producer turned speech-language pathologist, Jeaneen Tang. Jeaneen and I had a fun on a bun chat about her book, “Play Dumb & Sabotage: Mindfully Under-anticipating the Child’s Needs and Creating Opportunities to Practice Language”, effective communication strategies for children, overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a writer, and more!!Key Th...
2025-01-2342 min
Literacy in Color: A Science of Reading Aligned Podcast for Educators19. Oral Language & Reading with Elizabeth Doherty, The Reading SLPElizabeth Doherty, known as The Reading SLP, joins us to discuss the critical role oral language plays in reading development. As a speech-language pathologist (SLP) with extensive experience, Elizabeth shares her insights into how oral language connects to reading comprehension, the importance of addressing oral language challenges, and actionable strategies to support language development in schools and at home. Whether you’re an educator, parent, or SLP, this episode is packed with valuable takeaways for supporting literacy through the lens of oral language.Key Takeaways:What is Oral Language?Signs of Oral Language ChallengesThe Role of SL...
2025-01-1442 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyParents Speak, ASHA Shrugs: A GLP StoryIn this episode of the Fix SLP podcast, Dr. Jeanette Benigas and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, are joined by Jessica, a parent and advocate, to discuss Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) and its impact on autistic individuals. The conversation highlights the transformative nature of GLP, the challenges families face in accessing meaningful support, and the systemic barriers posed by outdated practices in speech-language pathology. Jessica shares her concerns about a controversial ASHA convention presentation that disparaged GLP. Jessica reached out to ASHA to share her perspective as a parent, emphasizing the life-changing outcomes of GLP for her child and raising...
2025-01-1342 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyMoney Talks, ASHA WhispersDr. Jeanette Benigas, SLP, Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, examine the financial landscape of speech-language pathology, highlighting ASHA's $65 million in cash reserves and $71 million in investments. They critique ASHA's spending priorities, including minimal investment in lobbying, and question how these funds could better support clinicians and the profession. Jeanette provides updates on the Fix SLP team's CCC and ASHA membership status, illustrating the team's commitment to autonomy and professional choice. This episode emphasizes the importance of systemic change, transparency, and grassroots advocacy to build a stronger future for SLPs.Want to earn some...
2024-12-2349 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyThe $72 Million ASHA Money MachineDr. Jeanette Benigas, SLP, Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, dig into ASHA’s revenue streams, breaking down key categories such as member dues, convention profits, and special interest groups while highlighting the ongoing lack of financial transparency. A powerful minivan meltdown story illustrates the importance of knowing your worth and standing firm against unfair opportunities. The team also celebrates a significant win for the Fix SLP community: ASHA restoring membership benefits for those opting out for 2025, thanks to collective advocacy. They round out the discussion with actionable strategies for redirecting CEU spending toward state conventions an...
2024-12-1649 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyASHA's Million Dollar MealsIn this episode of Fix SLP, Dr. Jeanette Benigas, SLP, discusses the hot topic of ASHA's finances, joined by Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, and Preston Lewis, MS/SLP. The trio unpacks key insights from ASHA's 2023 Form 990, discussing eyebrow-raising numbers like the $1.3 million catering bill and the hefty salaries of executives. They also explore the transparency (or lack thereof) surrounding member dues, the CCC, and how ASHA allocates its revenue.Listen in as they address frustrations from SLPs nationwide, share actionable steps to advocate for change, and reveal how grassroots efforts are reshaping the field. Don't miss the...
2024-12-0946 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyInvestigating the Invoice: ASHA Fees for SLPsIn this episode, co-hosts Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, and Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP, continue the discussion on the impact of ASHA's membership and certification costs, examining alternative paths for SLPs and exploring ways clinicians can take ownership of their professional journey. They focus on key challenges within the field, such as certification, licensure, and autonomy. The episode also celebrates an advocacy win in Michigan that could positively impact hospital-based clinicians and address ongoing efforts in Delaware to prevent restrictive licensure requirements.Want to earn some PDHs or CEUs with a discount? Find our most up-to-date promo codes...
2024-11-1143 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalExpanding Voice Recognition Technology: The Speech Accessibility Project with Heather HodgesIn today’s episode, we welcome Heather Hodges, a leading voice in the Speech Accessibility Project, to discuss the groundbreaking initiative aimed at making speech recognition technology more inclusive for everyone. The Speech Accessibility Project is an interdisciplinary initiative led by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, supported by major tech companies: Amazon, Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.
Heather shares insights into the project's mission to enhance successful communication for individuals with diverse speech patterns, including those with disabilities. We explore the innovative approaches being taken to collect and analyze speech data, and the potential impact of improved sp...
2024-11-0736 min
De Facto LeadersDynamic Assessment: Evaluations are a process, not a test (with Destiny Johnson)I regularly hear from therapists who ask me questions about how to evaluate language in a way that gives detailed, meaningful, and accurate information.Most people know standardized tests only show a small fraction of what we need to know when it comes to language and cognition, yet many clinicians still don’t consistently utilize a complete portfolio evaluation. A lot barriers get in the way, including:👉Lack of clarity on what “dynamic assessment” means.👉Misconceptions about how a robust protocol looks (hint: “robust” doesn’t always mean “standardized”).👉Pressure from leadership w...
2024-10-3051 min
Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent ChildrenTPP 411: The Evolution of "Whole Body Listening Larry" & Why it Matters, with Elizabeth SautterOver the years, countless strategies have been created to help differently wired kids succeed in school and life. But as the neurodiversity movement grows, there's increasing awareness that many of these approaches focus on fitting neurodivergent kids into neurotypical environments and norms, rather than embracing and respecting their unique ways of experiencing the world.My guest, Elizabeth Sautter, a speech-language pathologist and social-emotional learning specialist, was initially trained in a more traditional “medical model” focused on diagnosing and "fixing" behaviors to promote conformity to neurotypical standards. She co-authored the popular Whole Body Listening Larry series, which aimed to h...
2024-10-2937 minFull-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent ChildrenTPP 411: The Evolution of "Whole Body Listening Larry" & Why it Matters, with Elizabeth SautterOver the years, countless strategies have been created to help differently wired kids succeed in school and life. But as the neurodiversity movement grows, there's increasing awareness that many of these approaches focus on fitting neurodivergent kids into neurotypical environments and norms, rather than embracing and respecting their unique ways of experiencing the world.My guest, Elizabeth Sautter, a speech-language pathologist and social-emotional learning specialist, was initially trained in a more traditional “medical model” focused on diagnosing and "fixing" behaviors to promote conformity to neurotypical standards. She co-authored the popular Whole Body Listening Larry series, which aimed to h...
2024-10-2937 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalInsights on Telehealth and LSVT LOUD®: A Conversation with FOX Rehabilitation’s Chantal PeraggineIn this episode, we chat with Chantal Peraggine, a speech-language pathologist and Telehealth Specialist at FOX Rehabilitation. Chantal shares her insights for effectively incorporating telehealth into her practice, alongside her successful implementation of the LSVT LOUD protocol. Whether you're a healthcare professional, someone curious about the advancements in telehealth services or LSVT LOUD speech treatment, or simply interested in the evolving landscape of speech-language pathology, this episode offers valuable perspectives on enhancing patient care.
Guest: Chantal Peraggine, MC, CCC-SLP, CBIS, CDP
Host: Elizabeth Peterson, MA, CCC-SLP
Theme Song: Think LOUD for Parkinson’s by Ki...
2024-09-2536 min
The Stuttering SpringboardKim Sabourin: On trauma informed care, involving parents in therapy and the importance of meeting kids where they’re at.Many of us who stutter feel like speech and language pathologists (SLPs) have been poorly equipped to treat people who stutter. In fact, many of them shy away from it because of the lack of training they received on stuttering therapy, and because of the emotional and psychological components that need to be addressed to make a difference. In this podcast Kim Sabourin shares how she is helping to shape the SLPs of the future by designing classes that address all aspects of stuttering, including trauma informed care. An SLP must understand where stuttering is in a kids’ life and...
2024-08-221h 05Think BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalAdvancing Interprofessional Education for OT and PT Students: Insights from Dr. Lou Jensen at Creighton UniversityAdvancing Interprofessional Education for OT and PT Students: Insights from Dr. Lou Jensen at Creighton University
In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Lou Jensen, a visionary professor at Creighton University, who has advanced interprofessional education on Parkinson’s management through the integration of LSVT BIG training for their occupational therapy (OT) and physical therapy (PT) students. Dr. Jensen shares how LSVT BIG has become a cornerstone of their therapy curriculum, preparing students to deliver evidence-based treatment and become leaders in neurorehabilitation.
We delve into the broader impact of incorporating LSVT BIG int...
2024-08-0936 min
Think BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalTransforming Voices: How Dr. Jessica Galgano Blends Private Practice with LSVT LOUD®Join us as we delve into the world of running a private practice in speech-language pathology with the esteemed Dr. Jessica Galgano. In this insightful interview, Dr. Galgano shares her experiences and expertise running a successful bi-coastal private practice, where she provides top-notch care to diverse populations. Discover the intricacies of her practice structure, the range of clients she treats, and her innovative approaches to therapy.
A highlight of this episode is Dr. Galgano's deep dive into LSVT LOUD®, an evidence-based voice treatment program designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological con...
2024-07-2348 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyLet's Talk Buildings and AssetsDr. Jeanette Benigas talks with Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP Fix SLP's content coordinator, about the information she uncovered while looking at ASHA's financial reports and the questions she started to have about ASHA's land, office building, and rentals. ASHA's lack of financial transparency has left clinicians speculating where the money goes and why the dues cost has increased. In this episode, the pair discuss what is known for sure, what isn't known at all, and potential solutions to the problem of a multi-million dollar building that cannot be leased and doesn't appear to be occupied much by ASHA.
2024-06-2421 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalMoving BIG, Living LOUD: One Person's Parkinson's StoryIn this inspiring episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of an individual living with Parkinson's disease who has embraced the transformative therapies of LSVT BIG and LSVT LOUD, alongside undergoing Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) surgery. Our guest shares her personal experiences, challenges, and triumphs in navigating life with Parkinson's, highlighting how these innovative treatments have empowered her to improve her communication, enhance her mobility, and elevate her overall quality of life. Additionally, she discusses her participation in BIG for LIFE maintenance classes following LSVT BIG, emphasizing the importance of ongoing support and practice. Whether you're affected by Parkinson's...
2024-06-1840 min
Private Practice Success StoriesAdding Orton-Gillingham Reading Services to Your Practice with Elizabeth DohertyThinking about adding Orton Gillingham to your own private practice? You’ll love this episode of Private Practice Success Stories! I sat down with Elizabeth Doherty, who is a speech-language pathologist and reading specialist with a private practice in New York called Manhattan Speech, Language & Literacy. After working in the schools, she decided to start her private practice in order to gain more flexibility and financial freedom. In this episode, she talks about her interest in the relationship between speech, language, and reading, and how that led her t...
2024-05-2733 min
InclusivEd PodcastGuest Joleen FernaldDr. Joleen Fernald Ph.D., CCC-SLP was awarded Board Specialty Recognition in Child Language from the American Speech Language Hearing Association. Dr. Jo follows Greenspan and Wieder’s model, DIRFloortime®, when working with children and families. She has a special interest in the social-emotional development of young children and its impact on their speech and language skills. As a speech-language pathologist, Dr. Jo works with children who have a variety of communication disorders. She partnered with Easter Seals New Hampshire in 2006 to open the first
comprehensive assessment and treatment clinic specifically for children with
selective mutism and has recreated the...
2024-05-2348 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalCelebrating National Speech-Language-Hearing Month with Jennifer GrayIn honor of National Speech-Language-Hearing Month, join us for a conversation with esteemed guest, Jennifer Gray, MS, CCC-SLP, who brings a wealth of experience in delivering LSVT LOUD speech therapy to children and teens with Down syndrome. Gain valuable insights about her experiences, challenges, and successes in empowering young voices. We highlight the importance of continued advocacy and support for individuals with communication disorders and celebrate the remarkable work of speech-language pathology professionals like Jennifer Gray!
Guest: Jennifer Gray, MS, CCC-SLP
Host: Elizabeth Peterson, MA, CCC-SLP
Theme Song: Think LOUD for Parkinson’s by...
2024-05-0934 min
Going North PodcastEp. 917 – How Parents Can Enhance Their Child's Communication Skills with Jeaneen Tang, MS, CCC-SLP (@jeaneentang)“The doctors said my son might never walk or talk, but today he made two baskets at his basketball game. He’s the passion behind what I do every day.” – Jeaneen Tang Today’s featured author is a mom, educator, athlete, and a former actor and producer turned speech-language pathologist, Jeaneen Tang. Jeaneen and I had a fun on a bun chat about her book, “Play Dumb & Sabotage: Mindfully Under-anticipating the Child’s Needs and Creating Opportunities to Practice Language”, effective communication strategies for children, overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome as a writer, and more!!Key Things You’ll Learn:What insp...
2024-04-2442 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyFixers in the News: Time to Tell Our StoryDr. Jeanette Benigas and guest host Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, talk with Elizabeth Nielsen, MA/SLP from Tiny Voice Therapy who shares her journey integrating hippotherapy into her practice near Chicago. She's also raising awareness about SLP struggles, recently sharing her story and the story of many Fearless Fixers with her local NPR station (read the story here). Join us in this call to action and advocate for our profession. Share your story, and reach out to local news networks and NPR stations. Let's raise our voices for change!Want to earn some PDHs or CEUs with...
2024-04-2250 minThink BIG and LOUD with LSVT GlobalRecognizing Occupational Therapy Month and Parkinson’s Awareness Month featuring Julia Wood and Erica VitekWelcome to LSVT Global's inaugural podcast, a special edition recognizing Parkinson's Awareness Month and National Occupational Therapy Month. Join us as we delve into insightful conversations with special guests Erica Vitek and Julia Wood, who bring their expertise and passion to the forefront of Parkinson's management and occupational therapy. Discover valuable insights and empowering stories as we explore the intersection of healthcare, advocacy, and hope in the journey to improve the lives of individuals living with Parkinson's and other neurological conditions.
Presenters:
Julia Wood, MOT, OTR/L
Erica Vitek, MOT, OTR, BCB-PMD, PRPC
Host: Elizabeth Pe...
2024-04-1751 minFix SLP: Advocacy & Accountability in Speech-Language PathologyOur Secret Weapon: Part 2Dr. Jeanette Benigas and Preston Lewis, MS/SLP, discuss critical issues in the SLP community. They review systemic challenges, citing Elizabeth Nielsen MA/SLP's NPR story, and critique ASHA's influence on licensure. They advocate for grassroots policy influence and discuss how inflation affects SLP salaries and operations. Personal anecdotes about their educational and professional experiences, including discrimination and the importance of diversity, enrich the discussion, providing a broad view of the current state and future of the SLP field.Want to earn some PDHs or CEUs with a discount? Find our most up-to-date promo codes and discounts...
2024-04-151h 04
SLP Learning HourShiftMakers: Communication Mastery: Revealing 5 Transformative “Secrets” with an SLPGuest: Elizabeth Perry, MS, CCC-SLP - This episode discusses David Burns' "Five Secrets of Communication," showcasing these skills' significant impact on healing old wounds and building constructive relationships. Learn the secrets and power of effective and compassionate communication.
2024-03-051h 03
Beautifully Complex247: Listening Isn’t a Behavior You Can See, with Elizabeth A. Sautter, MA, CCC, SLPI'm thrilled to bring you another compelling episode of Beautifully Complex. For this episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Elizabeth Sautter, MA, CCC-SLP for a truly eye-opening discussion about the often wildly misunderstood concept of listening and showing that you’re listening. Elizabeth, a speech language pathologist and social cognitive specialist, emphasizes the importance of allowing individuals to find what works best for them in terms of regulation, challenging the notion of a one-size-fits-all approach. We dive into the myths surrounding what it looks like when a kid or teen is listening, the significance of regulation as a...
2024-01-1236 min
Swallow Your Pride Podcast297 – The Tongueometer: We’ve got updates!Why rely on tongue depressors when you can give your patients a portable workout device that comes with an app to track their tongue strength, endurance, and exercise results?
That device exists! And it’s improved…
Elizabeth Daly and Ed Steger are back on the Swallow Your Pride Podcast with exciting updates on the Tongueometer - a handheld lingual manometer that measures tongue and lip strength and endurance. From Android and iOS compatibility to bluetooth connections to two new research studies using the Tongueometer, this is a dysphagia therapy device all med SLPs should be aware...
2023-09-2632 min
Neurotwist: A Speech Pathologist's Journey Through NeurodiversityEpisode 12: An SLPA's Perspective on Promoting Neurodiversity w/ Clarissa Behrens, B.S., SLPAThis is our 4th episode of Prep for An Affirming School Year, where we're talking to school-based professionals about how they implement affirming practices in their setting and spread the word on their campus and in their districts. In this episode, SLPA Clarissa Behrens speaks about the opportunities she's had to share new ideas with supervisors and others on her team, and how she makes neurodiversity approachable to others in her school.
Note: at about 10:15 Clarissa mentions "whole body listening". She would like to clarify that she's referring to "old" whole body listening, which has been revised...
2023-07-3151 min
Noticiario Conexión UniversitariaConexión Universitaria del 28 de junio del 2023En este espacio escucha los siguientes invitados y temas:
Invitación a la 14° Edición del Día de Puertas Abiertas del Instituto de Metalurgia, con la Dra. Esperanza Elizabeth Martínez Flores, secretaria académica del Instituto y Kevin Ojeda estudiante de la Licenciatura en Química, participante del Verano de la Ciencia en el Instituto de Metalurgia.
Congreso Internacional Materiales y Minerales Críticos para la Transición Energética, organizado por el Instituto Mexicano de Ingenieros Químicos. Dra. Alicia Román Martínez, investigadora de la UASLP e integrante del Instituto. Mtro. Francisco...
2023-06-2853 min
SLP Coffee TalkSLPs Lens with Literacy with Elizabeth DohertyIn this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, I sat down with yet another Orton-Gillingham expert, Elizabeth Doherty to talk about all things literacy and language and how we can apply Orton-Gillingham strategies and techniques into our speech therapy sessions. Elizabeth's expertise lies at the intersection of language & learning. As a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and Teacher with a decade of classroom experience, she is uniquely positioned to understand the complexities of speaking and reading acquisition.Topics covered in this episode include:How Elizabeth combines SLP work and Orton-Gillingham in h...
2023-05-2221 min
Sensory W.I.S.E. Solutions Podcast for ParentsFrom whole body listening to everyday regulation with Elizabeth SautterWhat'd you think of the episode? Send me a note!This week I get to share the great conversation I had with Elizabeth Sautter, an SLP who specializes in social communication, emotional regulation and executive functioning for over 25 years. She strives to provide neurodiverse affirming therapy, training, resources and an online course for parents with a passion to make it simple and sprinkled into everyday life as an “add IN”, not an add “ON” to everyday routines and activities. She’s an author of Make Social and Emotional Learning Stick! Practical Activities to Manage Emotional...
2023-03-1342 min
The Language of Play - Kids that Listen, Speech Therapy, Language Development, Early Intervention23 EVERYDAY PARENT: Mary Jackson: Non-verbal to speaking and even attending college! Captivating story of struggle and hope to help ALL parents!Dear Parents,
Even if your child speaks well, you will be inspired by Mary’s journey. Thank you, Mary E. Jackson for being vulnerable and willing to sharing your story of hope and strategy. This is an amazing story of courage, pain, discovery and strength. You will be Wowed! Mary Jackson shares parenting her children with autism spectrum disorder, and successfully guiding them along to speech, even to college! Beginning with pictures, her winding journey from a mother’s heart, tells of heartache, healing, despair, advocacy, encouragement and empowerment. This is worth every minute.
If you have a...
2023-03-0219 minThe Language of Play - Kids that Listen, Speech Therapy, Language Development, Early Intervention23 EVERYDAY PARENT: Mary Jackson: Non-verbal to speaking and even attending college! Captivating story of struggle and hope to help ALL parents!Dear Parents,
Even if your child speaks well, you will be inspired by Mary’s journey. Thank you, Mary E. Jackson for being vulnerable and willing to sharing your story of hope and strategy. This is an amazing story of courage, pain, discovery and strength. You will be Wowed! Mary Jackson shares parenting her children with autism spectrum disorder, and successfully guiding them along to speech, even to college! Beginning with pictures, her winding journey from a mother’s heart, tells of heartache, healing, despair, advocacy, encouragement and empowerment. This is worth every minute.
If you have a...
2023-03-0219 min
Autism Parenting Secrets26 Letters = INFINITE PossibilitiesWelcome to Episode 140 of Autism Parenting Secrets. When it comes to the journey to supporting your child, one big secret is there are angels among us. Today we’re joined by one of them. Someone who shares our mission of serving these children and adults, that includes those on the autism spectrum, non-speakers, and people who are simply underestimated. To meet them where they are and help them bring their gifts forward.Our guest this week is Elizabeth Vosseller. She’s worked with individuals with complex communication and sensory-motor differences since 1995. She began h...
2023-02-2345 min
First Bite: Fed, Fun, Functional SLP InsightsNFOSD: Support, Education, and Advocacy for the Patient, Caregiver, and SLP with Donna Edwards & Elizabeth Daly
Guests: Donna Edwards, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S & Elizabeth Daly, MS, CCC-SLP - If you have heard about the National Foundation of Swallowing Disorders (NFOSD) but were unsure about what this phenomenal non-profit organization does, then this is the hour for you!! Founded by individuals with dysphagia and lead speech-language pathologists in the field of dysphagia, NFOSD has grown tremendously since 2006. From research support for dysphagia across the life continuum to clinical and patient education, teaching skills for self-advocacy, and free support for patients and caregivers via numerous platforms and their free zoom monthly meetings, NFOSD has something for everyone.
2023-02-011h 06
All Things SLPAn SLP + Parent Perspective on Increasing Parent Communication with Elizabeth Hepler of Ausome SpeechEpisode Title: An SLP + Parent Perspective on Increasing Parent Communication with Elizabeth Hepler of Ausome SpeechHost: Erin Larsen, M.S., CCC-SLPGuest: Elizabeth Hepler, M.S., CCC-SLPEpisode Summary: In this insightful episode of the All Things SLP podcast, host Erin Larsen sits down with Elizabeth Hepler of Ausome Speech to discuss the vital topic of enhancing communication with parents from both an SLP and a parent perspective. Elizabeth shares her unique insights and practical strategies for fostering effective communication and collaboration between SLPs...
2023-01-1129 min
The Speech Science PodcastBreaking School Contracts, Retiring a Test, and TongueometerMarie, Matt, Michael, Michelle, and Rachel dive into the research and pop news in and related to the field of Speech and Language Pathology and the Informed SLP breaks down the latest research. Maria sat down with the creators of the Tongueometer, Ed Steger and Elizabeth Lipton Daly! On this week’s episode the team cleans out the due processes mail bag: can you break a school contract early, when to retire a test, and a shocking low number of disabled people available on government websites. The Informed SLP looks at the impact of gender on our female-majority profession.
T...
2022-10-251h 44
She Lives PurposefullyEp. 76 | Biblical Encouragement For the Waiting SeasonWaiting for God to move in the waiting season is hard. In this episode, we study the Bible and look at characters in Scripture like David, Jesus's aunt Elizabeth, Abraham and Sarah, and more to learn from what God did in their waiting seasons. We learn four Biblical encouragements about our waiting seasons.
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2022-10-0623 min
Radio Mensajera 100.5 FMXR ENTREVISTANDO 20 DE SEPT 2022, CON MARTHA ELIZABETH MÉNDES, SECRETARIA DE CULTURA EN SLPXR ENTREVISTANDO 20 DE SEPT 2022, CON MARTHA ELIZABETH MÉNDES, SECRETARIA DE CULTURA EN SLP
2022-09-2012 min
The SLP Now Podcast130: Strategies You Can Use: VocabularyThis summer, we are continuing our blitz called Strategies You Can Use. If you're feeling stuck or wanting to try some new strategies when targeting some of our common goals, this series is for you!This week, we are diving into 3 strategies for vocabulary growth, inspired by an article on semantic networks by Elizabeth B. Hadley that has lots of gems and resources in it.Visit SLP Now to download 5 of our favorite, premium therapy resources for SLPs (for free!)Mentioned in this episode:5 FREE Therapy Materials...
2022-08-0916 min
Shear Listening PleasureSLP S01E08 - Discovering Dermatology with Dr. Elizabeth O’BrienIn the eighth episode of the SLP Podcast, Host Neil Shear speaks with Dr. Elizabeth O’Brien about her career journey, closing her practice to continue teaching, and chasing passion projects as a dermatologist.
2022-03-0331 min
SLP Corner87. SLP CORNER: Speech & Language Assessment for Bilingual Children with Dr. Marinova-ToddSend us a Text Message.My SLP professor, Dr. Stefka Marinova-Todd, is back on the SLP Corner podcast for a part two! She is a developmental psycholinguist with her main research interests being bilingual language development and second language acquisition. Dr. Marinova-Todd is an Associate Professor at the School of Audiology and Speech Sciences at UBC and is currently an Associate Editor at Applied Psycholinguistics, and is on the editorial board at Language, Speech and Hearing Services in Schools which is an ASHA journal. Previous podcast recordings with Dr. Marinova-Todd:25. SLP CORNER: Bilingualism and L...
2022-01-1729 min
Helping Kids Thrive050: Using a Visual Schedule at HomeGuest: Elizabeth Soriano, M.A. CCC-SLP Have you considered using a visual schedule at home but turned away feeling overwhelmed with how to get started and the amount of options out there? It may seem impossible with the unpredictability of a home schedule, but in this episode of Helping Kids Thrive, speech language pathologist, Elizabeth Soriano, M.A. CCC-SLP gives practical, realistic tips for using a visual schedule with your child at home. Episode Highlights: Why using a visual schedule can be beneficial Examples of different ways to create a visual schedule...
2022-01-0630 min
Friends Helping Friends Helping Friends: The Jess and Kait PodcastElizabeth Holmes, Rogel Lazaro Aguilera-Mederos, Ghislaine Maxwell, and Dr. Ianessa HumbertKait and Jess discuss a few current court trials and highlight some disparities in the judicial system. Kait also elaborates on a false, discriminatory, and ill-informed ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing-Association) complaint against SLP Dr. Ianessa Humbert. Small business shout-out: Local Burger Co. (Bay Shore, NY; @localburgerco). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
2021-12-2759 min
Healthy Habits Happy HomesEpisode 37: Speech and Language with Elizabeth McFaddenThis week we are welcoming to the podcast Elizabeth McFadden, a registered speech and language pathologist. Tune in to learn about when is the right time to visit an SLP with your child, what you can expect at your visit, and how to practice pronunciation at home with kids.
2021-11-3022 min
Talking With Tech AAC PodcastCoaching Call with Anya Ashouri: Getting School Admin Buy-In for AACThis week, the TWT team interviews Anya Ashouri, an SLP and AT Specialist for a Non-Public School who had questions about identifying students in her school who are complex communicators but were not given AAC to communicate. Anya describes how she came to learn that her school needed more robust AT, the steps she took to train herself on AAC and AT, and asks Chris and Rachel for advice on getting admin and parent buy-in for robust AAC.
Before the interview, Chris and Rachel talk about a journal article from May 2020, called “The Effects of Telep...
2021-10-1445 min
Let's Taco Bout SpeechAn SLP's Role in Reading InterventionClaire and Rachael are joined by Elizabeth Doherty, an SLP who is trained in Orton Gillingham and is passionate about the relationship between language and literacy. In this episode, we learn about the role of the SLP in literacy, and how we can support our students and clients in this area. You can find Elizabeth on instagram @manhattan_sll.
Please remember to review, rate and subscribe! Thank you! If you have any questions, concerns or would like to suggest a future topic, email us over at letstacoboutspeechpodcast@gmail.com. You can also find us on Instagram @letstacoboutspeechpodcast a...
2021-09-1427 min
Adaptation StationEpisode 87: Early Literacy Skills with Chloe from Chloe Elizabeth SLPChloe is a Speech and Language Pathologist and passionate about Early Literacy Skills. In this podcast, we give very simple tips to support early literacy skills in your classroom.
Chloe-https://www.instagram.com/chloeelizabethslp/
Trancript-http://adaptationstation.net/chloe-transcript/
2021-06-2509 minSwallow Your Pride Podcast186 – Talking About Telehealth: Pre & Post-Pandemic- Elizabeth Krupinski PhDDr. Elizabeth Krupinski joins me to discuss how the pandemic has highlighted the capabilities of telemedicine.
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2021-05-1932 min
Full PreFrontal: Exposing the Mysteries of Executive FunctionEp. 139: Elizabeth Sautter MA, CCC-SLP - Know Thy ‘Emotional’ SelfSend us a textThe most basic human experience is to be able to communicate; express thoughts and ideas clearly and meaningfully while being fully understood. Most of us are unaware of the nature of these true gifts that allows humans to construct and build relationships from the ground up by launching nuanced skills such as reading faces, reading the room, and reading between the lines. Hence, the foundational skills of a self-regulated learner always includes strong emotional literacy skills which out weighs the emotional stressors of everyday life. On this episode, Elizabeth Sautter, M.A...
2021-02-1536 min
I’ve Got This Kid PodcastCommunity Access...Tools For A Stronger, Supportive CommunityIn this episode, you will learn why SOLO is not the best route when living with a neurodivergent sugar, a sugar with a developmental delay, or a sugar with any milestone gaps as compared to same age peers. Let’s tap into the importance of our community with allies, therapist and parents while educating self on ‘what does this all mean.’
Show Links
Debbie Reber
https://www.debbiereber.com/
Elizabeth Sautter
https://www.makesociallearningstick.com/
Download my free e-book “Maintaining a Healthy You” at:
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2021-01-3120 min
Speech Uncensored: A Speech Language Pathology PodcastEpisode 97: Dysphagia Goals Part 2: A Tough Pill to Swallow with Elizabeth Wikane, MS, CCC-SLP CBISToday’s episode is the second half of a two hour live ASHA CEU with Elizabeth Wikane on the topic of dysphagia goals. In this episode, Elizabeth examines the difference between long-term and short-term goals, the problem with goal banks, and considering exercise principles when creating individualized treatment plans.
Show notes with resources available at: https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/s3e47and48
2020-12-0157 min
Speech Uncensored: A Speech Language Pathology PodcastEpisode 96: Dysphagia Goals: a Tough Pill to Swallow with Elizabeth Wikane, MS, CCC-SLP CBISConcise and well-constructed goals serve an avenue to communicating the objectives of treatment as well as an indication of skills and prognosis. This episode with Elizabeth Wikane discusses the elements of swallowing disorders assessment in the consideration of treatment planning and goal setting. Topics include (but are not limited to) (1) components of a dysphagia evaluation, (2) purpose of goal setting, (3) components of a skilled treatment goal, and (4) examples of dysphagia goals across settings. Show notes with resources available at: https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/s3e47and48
Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/speech-uncensored/message
2020-11-2448 min
The Untethered PodcastEpisode 85: Tongueometer: Measuring Maximum Lingual Strength And Endurance With Elizabeth Lipton Daly, MS, CCC-SLP & Ed Steger, MSIn this episode, Hallie talks with Elizabeth and Ed about their device, the Tonguemeter. They discuss their innovation story and goal to provide an affordable, accessible and easy to use treatment tool to measure tongue strength and endurance. The Tonguemeter comes with a free app that both the client and therapist have easy access to and user friendly. Tune in to hear more about their fabulous mission and learn how you may be able to implement it with your patients.Please click here to download the show notes.For more episodes visit www...
2020-11-2347 min
UnbabbledSocial-Emotional Learning: Practical Activities Parents Can Implement at Home | Season 3, Episode 3Social-emotional learning is a vital part of education and development. Self-awareness, self-control and interpersonal skills are necessary for school, work and life success, but these skills may require direct teaching for children who have disabilities.In this episode, we chat with Elizabeth Sautter, who provides practical strategies parents can use to build their child’s executive functioning skills, and help them to manage emotions and navigate social situations. Elizabeth also provides resources that parents can use to support their children’s goals at home. Throughout the episode, she doesn’t just focus on children, Elizabeth freque...
2020-11-1837 min
The Listening BrainA Conversation with Elizabeth Rosenzweig, PhD!Elizabeth Rosenzweig PhD , CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT is an Assistant Professor and Chair of the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at Yeshiva University Stern College for Women. She sees families for Auditory Verbal Therapy and mentors candidates for Listening and Spoken Language Specialist (LSLS) certification worldwide. Her research interests include trauma-informed care, personnel preparation, and auditory verbal outcomes. You can find her at www.AuditoryVerbalTherapy.net.
2020-11-1239 min
Full PreFrontal: Exposing the Mysteries of Executive FunctionEp. 130: Elizabeth Sautter MA, CCC-SLP - Make Social-Emotional Learning StickSend us a textThe most vital skills of making and keeping friends, figuring out COVID-19 social etiquette, and navigating the social world with adaptive flexibility is far from being innate or natural. While we have barricaded ourselves in our homes and in spite of 24/7 access to the internet that gives us the illusion of hyper-connectivity, many are struggling to artfully connect with others and find meaning in isolation. Figuring out ways to fine-tune our social-emotional acumen by managing our emotions skillfully and navigating social situations willfully seems to be the key.On this episode...
2020-11-1045 min
ClinicChatsElizabeth Morrison SLPD., CCC-SLPElizabeth Morrison SLPD., CCC-SLP, is the co-founder and owner/partner of Dynamic Interventions of Arizona, LLC. Elizabeth received her Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology from Northwestern University in 2020. Elizabeth currently provides speech-language pathology services to individuals of all ages and abilities in home-health and school-based settings. Elizabeth is a Clinical Educator for the Communication Sciences and Disorders Program at Northern Arizona University.
2020-10-0624 min
SLP NerdcastAAC Basics Part 2: Barriers to and Strategies for Effective ImplementationGet .1 ASHA CEU hereAs promised, here is our second episode on AAC Basics. If you have listened to any of our other episodes you already know that we are passionate about AAC Implementation. As we covered in our Implementation Plans episode, you could have the most appropriate set of AAC tools in the universe, but if they aren’t implemented in a way that supports the needs of the client / student then they are at risk for being abandoned. Our goal for this episode was to try and unpack some realistic barriers to ef...
2020-07-201h 08
SLP NerdcastAAC Basics Part 1: Terminology, Roles, & ResponsibilitiesGet .1 ASHA CEU hereYou just found out you have an AAC user on your caseload - congratulations, get ready to have some fun! If it has been a while since you’ve worked with somebody with complex communication needs (CCN), if you’ve never worked with somebody with CCN, or if you just want a review of the basics - this episode is for you! In this episode we will provide a quick overview of some key terminology and intervention strategies - as well as load you up with resources where you can lear...
2020-07-131h 07
ASHA VoicesDuring COVID-19, Protecting Our Voices in a Virtual World
From telepractice to staff meetings to social commitments, we’re all interacting online in often back-to-back engagements. And today’s guests say this can take a toll on our voices.(1:15) First, SLP Jennylee Diaz shares strategies for maintaining the voice health of ourselves and our clients in this new all-online world--based on her own experiences with voice strain while singing.(9:49) Then… Water aerobics for the voice? SLP Elizabeth Banaszak guides us through a series of vocal exercises to keep the voice fresh throughout the day.
2020-06-0418 minFirst Bite: Fed, Fun, Functional SLP InsightsThe More the Merrier: Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Co-Treatments with an OT, Psychologist, and an SLP with Rob Dempster and Elizabeth “Beth” Halpin*** This episode is not available for ASHA CEUs.****In this episode, Michelle is joined by Elizabeth (Beth) Halpin, MHS, OTR/L, SCFES, from episode #60, “Ots and Feeding? Who knew!?!” and Rob Dempster, PhD, Pediatric Psychologist, from episode #7,1 Psyched about Psychology and Feeding!”. In this hour of “First Bite,” the dynamic duo opens up about their collaboration for a combined treatment approach for pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders. They share the good, the bad, the ugly: lessons learned about best practices for a team approach, etiologies that benefit the most from a team approach, as well as their favorite “...
2020-01-291h 08
Speech Uncensored: A Speech Language Pathology PodcastEpisode 41: Aphasia Support Groups with Elizabeth Wikane, MS, CCC-SLPHow can you start an Aphasia Support Group in your facility? Tune in, because Elizabeth Wikane has done some serious research and then implemented it at her facility. Elizabeth provides phenomenal resources in her talk and paves the way for you to get organized and start an Aphasia Support Group in your facility. Check out the great resources Elizabeth provided for the show notes at https://www.speechuncensored.com/podcastepisodes/s2e21-aphasia-support-groups-with-elizabeth-wikane-ms-ccc-slp-cbis
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2019-12-2452 min
SeeHearSpeak PodcastDual language learners, developmental language disorders, and educational policy with Laida RestrepoLaida Restrepo, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Professor Arizona State University, Fulbright Fellow, ASHA FellowResources:Language and Reading Research ConsortiumMentioned: Elizabeth PeñaHead StartInternational Dyslexia AssociationChildsplay Theater CompanyAuthor Isabella Allende Additional Information:The Structure of Working Memory in Young Children and Its Relation to IntelligenceEarly Identification of Dyslexia
2019-11-1643 minSwallow Your Pride Podcast110 – Elizabeth Wikane, MS CCC-SLP, CBIS – Continuing the Conversation – In-services, Keeping Your Sanity, and Building RelationshipsIn this episode of Swallow Your Pride we dive back into discussion about the various roles an SLP can play, how to keep your sanity, and using your resources wisely.
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2019-10-2923 minSwallow Your Pride Podcast109 – Elizabeth Wikane, MS CCC-SLP, CBIS – The Many Roles of an SLP – From ICU to HomeTune in to hear Elizabeth Wikane’s unique experiences working in various settings and learn about the resources she uses to stay at the top of her game.
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2019-10-2440 minSwallow Your Pride Podcast107 – Elizabeth Lipton Daly, MS, CCC-SLP and Ed Steger, MS, President of E2 Scientific Corp – Introducing the TongueometerEver dreamed of a lingual strengthening device only to be doused in the cold water of a $1000 price tag? Enter, the Tongueometer!
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2019-10-1139 min