SLP Full Disclosure
SLP Full Disclosure is a podcast for speech-language pathologists who want to strengthen their clinical skills and connect with others in the field. Each episode explores practical therapy techniques, technologies, and settings such as early intervention, travel therapy, teletherapy, and clinical fellowships. The show aims to create an inclusive space for professional growth and community within speech-language pathology. Hosted with a spirit of full disclosure, it covers diverse topics relevant to SLPs at various career stages.
Episodes
From New Grad to 11 Contracts In—Claudia Jones on Building a Life Through Travel Therapy
What if the career path you were told to avoid turned out to be the best decision you ever made?In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle sits down with Claudia Jones, a travel occupational therapist with AMN Healthcare and 11 contracts under her belt. Claudia shares how she went from a new grad who was warned away from travel therapy to a passionate advocate helping the next generatio
Erin Weiner on Autizan: How AI Extends Speech Therapy
After nearly two decades of working in pragmatics and social communication, Erin Weiner noticed something shifting. Her clients were no longer engaged by traditional curricula. They were online, motivated by media and games—and she was only seeing them for one hour a week. So she did something unconventional: she built a solution.
Autizan is an AI-powered platform that meets neurodivergent individ
How AI Is Eliminating Paperwork Burnout for SLPs with Izzy Montano
Izzy Montano's path to speech-language pathology started in the deaf community of San Diego, wound through the U.S. Navy's intelligence division, and eventually landed him in a school district managing a caseload of over 100 students. Somewhere in the middle of all that, he taught himself to code and built SLP AI Tools, a platform designed specifically to eliminate the administrative burnout that
Voice Therapy with Maurice Goodwin
Welcome back to another episode of the SLP Full Disclosure podcast. In Episode 144, host Michelle sits down with Maurice Goodwin, a licensed speech-language pathologist and voice teacher based in Houston, Texas. Maurice is the founder of Goodwin Voice and Speech, adjunct faculty at Lamar University and Marymount University, and a specialist in voice and upper airway disorders. Together, they pull
What Really Happens Behind the Scenes at AMN Schools with Patrick O'Connor
Ever wonder how your dream school assignment actually comes together? What does it take for a staffing agency to land a contract with a school district, and what does that mean for your career?
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle sits down with Patrick O'Connor, President of AMN's Schools Division, for an inside look at the school staffing world. With more than 15 years of experi
Feeding Therapy and Life in the NICU with Kailey Harmon
Kailey Harmon has spent nearly a decade working in acute care and the NICU, building expertise in neonatal feeding, myofunctional therapy, and outpatient feeding intervention. In this conversation, she and Michelle explore the realities of NICU speech pathology, from earning the trust of nursing staff to navigating the emotional weight of supporting families through some of the most difficult mome
Experience as a Travel SLP and Clinical Fellow with Claudia Berger
Claudia and Michelle first connected at ASHA in Washington, D.C., where Claudia, a Travel SLP fielded a steady stream of questions from curious graduate students. This episode captures all of that and more. Claudia walks listeners through how she discovered AMN Healthcare, what her first recruiter call felt like, her clinical fellowship year, how she chose Vermont as her first destination, and how
Take Charge of Your Career With the AMN University Program with Jill Pantle
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by the job market right out of graduate school? Do you desire greater control of your clinical career trajectory from day one?
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle welcomes back Jill Pantle, the Director of University Programs at AMN Healthcare, to discuss an incredible new initiative. They explore how the University Program connects educational inst
Celebrating SLP Month, Career Growth, and New Opportunities in Speech Pathology LIVE
In episode 139, Michelle Gage and Breana Donnelly celebrate Speech and Hearing Month with a special live episode focused on the impact of speech-language pathologists, the many paths within the profession, and the exciting opportunities available to both experienced clinicians and new grads. Michelle shares her personal career journey through public schools, early intervention, travel therapy, and
Taking Control of Your Career: The Power of Travel Therapy with Kristie Yakovich
In episode 138, Michelle sits down with AMN Healthcare recruiter Kristie Yakovich to explore the highly desired and empowering world of travel therapy. Kristie shares her 15 years of insight into the differences between school-based and medical settings, the step-by-step process of securing your ideal contract, and the incredible support systems AMN provides.
The conversation covers how to handle
On-the-Job Training: Articulation Therapy Insights with Michelle Gage
In episode 137, Michelle explores the realities of articulation therapy, and the practical skills speech-language pathologists learn on the job. While graduate school provides a strong foundation in anatomy, speech sound norms, and analytical skills, many therapists find themselves figuring out the exact techniques to correct specific sounds through trial and error. Michelle shares her experiences
Understanding Childhood Apraxia of Speech with Laura Baskall-Smith
In episode 136, Michelle welcomes back Laura Smith, a speech-language pathologist who specializes in childhood apraxia of speech (CAS). Also known as the "SLP Mommy of Apraxia," Laura brings both clinical expertise and personal experience as a mother of a child with CAS. She breaks down exactly what apraxia is—a disconnect between the brain's planning and the mouth's movement—and why the diagnosis
Breaking Down Communication Barriers with Ner Chat
In episode 135, Michelle welcomes Dylan Makani, co-founder and CEO of Ner Chat, to discuss how his company is revolutionizing augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). Inspired by a close friend who used an AAC device but struggled to stay in touch remotely, Dylan set out to bridge the gap in digital communication. He created tools that allow AAC users to connect seamlessly through mainstr
Foundational Skills for Language Development: Part Two
In the second part of this series, Michelle continues the discussion on the foundational skills toddlers need before they begin to talk. This episode builds on the previous one by exploring how play, imitation, and environment shape a child's path to verbal communication. Michelle offers practical strategies for parents and SLPs to encourage these skills, emphasizing that language development is a
Foundational Skills for Language Development: Part 1
In this episode, Michelle kicks off a two-part series focusing on critical developmental skills that precede speech. While many parents and caregivers eagerly await a child’s first words, several foundational milestones must occur first to support successful communication. Michelle breaks down these essential skills, offering practical advice for parents, caregivers, and speech-language pathologis
Fluency, Anxiety, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy with Tim Mackesey
Episode SummaryIn this episode, Michelle sits down with Tim Mackesey, a board-certified specialist in fluency disorders with over 33 years of experience. Tim brings a unique perspective to the conversation, as he is both a seasoned clinician and a person who stutters. Together, they explore the complexities of fluency disorders, moving beyond the mechanics of speech to address the deep emotional a
A Sneak Peek into 2026!
Episode SummaryIn the first episode of 2026, Michelle gives a special preview of the exciting guests and topics lined up for SLP Full Disclosure in the coming months. From groundbreaking AAC technology and fluency therapy to the worlds of voice coaching and pediatric feeding, this season is packed with diverse expertise.Listen in as Michelle shares how she discovers incredible SLPs on social media
ASHA 2025 Convention Recap
Episode SummaryIn this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle shares an exciting recap of the ASHA 2025 Convention in Washington, D.C. Celebrating ASHA's centennial anniversary, this year's convention was a massive gathering of nearly 15,000 speech-language pathologists, graduate students, and exhibitors from around the world.Listen in as Michelle discusses the incredible energy at the AMN Healt
From Texas to Cabo: A Global Perspective on Cleft Palate Care with Regina Ramone
In this episode, we're joined by Regina Ramone, a Speech Language Pathologist who brings a unique perspective from her work in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Regina shares her journey from Texas to directing a clinic in Mexico, focusing on the critical care for children with cleft lip and palate. She discusses the significant differences in speech pathology services, early intervention, and family suppor
Supporting Bilingual Students in Speech Therapy with Natalie Jaramillo
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle is joined by AMN Healthcare teletherapist and bilingual SLP, Natalie Jaramillo. Natalie shares her expertise on supporting Spanish-speaking students in a school setting, from the importance of a thorough family interview to understand a child's language exposure and cultural background to how dynamic assessments can reveal a child's learning potenti
From TikTok to Therapy: An Inspiring Story of Private Practice with Melissa Perez
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle interviews Melissa Perez, a passionate speech-language pathologist and business owner. Melissa shares her journey into the field, from discovering her love for working with children to starting her private practice, Honeybee Speech. She discusses the challenges she has faced, including navigating insurance, building client relationships, and growing
Social Determinants of Health with Stefanie LaManna
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle sits down with Stefanie LaManna, an experienced SLP and Associate Director of Healthcare Services in Speech-Language Pathology at ASHA, to discuss the critical topic of Social Determinants of Health (SDOH). Together, they explore how SDOH impacts healthcare access, patient outcomes, and the role of SLPs in addressing these factors across various set
Part 2: Navigating Student Loans with FitBux
In this episode, Michelle and Joseph Reinke from FitBux break down the complexities of student loans, offering clarity on recent legislative changes, repayment strategies, and the critical role of financial planning. They dive into the challenges of Parent PLUS loans, the nuances of loan forgiveness programs, and why professional guidance is essential in navigating the ever-changing student debt l
Part 1: Financial Freedom with FitBux
What if financial freedom was within reach for every young professional? In this episode, Michelle chats with Joseph Reinke, the visionary founder and CEO of FitBux, a groundbreaking financial planning service tailored for young professionals.Joseph takes us on his journey through the world of finance, sharing how FitBux is transforming the industry by using cutting-edge technology and AI to deliv
The Power of Music in Speech Therapy with Moriah Gilman
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle sits down with Moriah Gilman, a virtual Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) and graduate student. Moriah shares her inspiring journey from a background in musical theater to a career in speech pathology, highlighting the transformative role of music in therapy. She discusses her experiences as an SLPA, the challenges and rewards of pursu
SLP Travel Contracts and Benefits with Paige Harles
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle interviews Paige Harles, a senior recruiter at AMN Healthcare, to discuss the unique opportunities available for traveling speech-language pathologists (SLPs). They cover key topics such as navigating travel contracts, understanding employee benefits, and utilizing resources like the Passport app. The conversation also addresses support for cli
PART 2: Language, Literacy, and Joint Reading Strategies with Dee Lance
In this second part of the series with Dee Lance, Michelle and Dee explore the transformative power of language and literacy in shaping a child’s development. They dive into the magic of joint reading activities, especially for children with language impairments, and share practical strategies to create a language-rich environment that fosters growth and connection.This conversation is packed with
PART 1: Language and Literacy: Insights with Dr. Dee Lance
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle welcomes Dr. Dee Lance, a professor and chair in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Mississippi. With over three decades of experience in speech-language pathology, Dr. Lance shares her expertise on the intricate relationship between language and literacy. Together, they explore how these two concepts ar
Unlocking Opportunities as an SLP: NSSLHA, Internships, and New Grad Tips with Julie Matura
What does it take to build a fulfilling career in speech-language pathology (SLP), and how can students and professionals alike maximize the opportunities available to them? Episode 119 of the SLP Full Disclosure Podcast, Michelle dives into these questions with guest Julie Matura, a seasoned SLP, associate instructor, internship coordinator, and NSSLHA chapter advisor at the University of Central
Q&A: Clinical Fellowship Journey with Michelle Gage
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle hosts a Q&A session addressing key questions from clinical fellows in the field of speech-language pathology (SLP). Topics include effective supervision, resources for new SLPs, navigating job changes during clinical fellowship, early intervention best practices, and challenges faced by international applicants seeking positions in the U.S. The disc
Confronting Bias in SLP and Exploring AI’s Role in Equitable Practices with Dr. Marisha Speights
Episode 117 of SLP Full Disclosure dives into the critical issue of bias in speech-language pathology. Hosts Michelle and Dr. Marisha Speights explore how biases influence speech screenings and evaluations, including the impact on clinical practice and the importance of cultural representation in assessments. They address challenges with outdated screening measures and discuss the integration of a
The Healing Power of Mindfulness with Denise Cesare
In this episode, Michelle sits down with Denise Cesare, a speech-language pathologist, author, and mindfulness advocate, to discuss her incredible journey of resilience and healing. After losing her voice due to a tragic accident, Denise shares how mindfulness became a cornerstone of her recovery and professional life.The conversation delves into the mental health challenges faced by professionals
AI Meets Speech Therapy with Josh Eliand and Chirag Kulkarni
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle interviews Josh Eliand and Chirag Kulkarni, the co-founders of Sira, an AI-powered platform built to help speech-language pathologists (SLPs) streamline documentation and enhance patient care.Josh and Chirag share their unique backgrounds and personal motivations behind creating Sira, while shedding light on the real pain points faced by SLPs in cli
My “Why” on Becoming an SLP with Michelle Gage
In this heartfelt episode, Michelle dives into the inspiring journey behind her decision to become a speech-language pathologist. Guided by her Christian faith and a deep desire to serve others, she shares touching personal stories that reveal the joy of transforming lives through communication. From building lasting connections with families to witnessing the power of human connection in therapy,
Bridging Math and Language with Mia Gage
Join Michelle as she chats with her daughter Mia, a middle school math teacher, about how math and language connect. They explore how strong vocabulary supports math learning, the shift from numerical to language-based problem-solving, and the challenges faced by students with language delays or IEPs.The episode highlights the value of collaboration between speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and
The Social Thinking Methodology: Emotional Side of Communication with Michelle Garcia Winner
Join Michelle in this engaging episode of SLP Full Disclosure as she welcomes the Michelle Garcia Winner, a renowned speech language pathologist and the creator of the Social Thinking methodology. Together, they take a deep dive into the vital role of social competencies in effective communication and explore how Social Thinking goes beyond traditional social skills training to address emotional
Part 2: The Inspiring Journey of Mary White
Michelle sits down with Mary White, an advocate for individuals with disabilities, to share her inspiring story. Diagnosed with hydrocephalus as a child, Mary reflects on how speech therapy shaped her voice and confidence. She discusses her educational path through the Access Program at Mississippi State University, which provided her with opportunities to grow academically and socially. Mary high
Part 1: A Parent’s Journey Through Speech Therapy with Jana White
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle sits down with Jana White, a parent who offers a heartfelt and unique perspective on raising a child with hydrocephalus. Together, they discuss the journey of early intervention, the importance of inclusive education, and the inspiring advocacy work of Jana’s daughter, Mary.Jana highlights the power of setting high expectations, the invaluable
SLP Clinical Fellow Mentorship with Janet Scull
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle is joined by Janet Scull to unpack the pivotal role of the AMN Healthcare Clinical Fellow Mentor Program. Together, they shed light on the unique challenges that new graduates face in their first year as speech-language pathologists and how a strong mentoring relationship can make all the difference. Janet draws from her wealth of experience to offe
Understanding Sensory Integration and Supporting Child Development with Erika Trump
Michelle is joined by pediatric occupational therapist Erika Trump to unpack the complexities of sensory integration and processing. Together, they break down what sensory integration means, explore the differences between sensory processing and dysregulation, and examine their impact on children’s behavior. Erika offers valuable insights on distinguishing between sensory-driven behaviors and simp
Setting Tone for 2025 with Michelle Gage
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle sets the tone for 2025 by discussing various topics and guests that will be featured throughout the year. Get ready for a record year covering the topics of all things speech language pathology, including dysregulation, social skills training, and bilingual therapy, professional development, teletherapy, travel therapy, and more!Learn more about the
ASHA Debrief with Michelle Gage
In this episode, Michelle shares her experiences and insights from the ASHA 2024 convention held in Seattle. She discusses the beauty of the city, the hard work behind organizing the event, the excitement and engagement of the SLP community, the wealth of learning opportunities available, and the importance of networking for future events.Learn more about the show: https://www.amnhealthcare.com/po
The Singing SLP: Music Meets Therapy with Kevin Simmons
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, Michelle speaks with Kevin Simmons, a pediatric speech therapist known as the Singing SLP. They discuss Kevin's unique approach to therapy, which incorporates music and movement to enhance communication skills in children. Kevin shares his journey into speech language pathology, the benefits of using music in therapy, and his innovative sensory haircut servi
The Role of AI in Speech Therapy with Michelle Gage
In this episode of SLP Full Disclosure, host Michelle discusses her upcoming attendance at the ASHA Convention and delves into the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in speech language pathology. She highlights both the pros and cons of AI, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a personal connection with clients while leveraging technology for improved access to care and efficiency in admini
Navigating the World of AAC with Lynn Roebuck
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Introduction to AAC and Its Importance03:07 Lynn's Journey into AAC06:01 The Evolution of AAC Training08:57 Building Authentic Connections with Clients11:53 Accessing Communication: Tools and Techniques15:13 Choosing the Right AAC Device18:05 Dedicated vs. Non-Dedicated Devices20:57 Collaboration with Schools and Families23:48 Advice for New SLPs27:03 Navigating Communication Acros
Building A Support System for School-Based Clinicians with Maggie Wienck
Chapters00:00 Meet Maggie 02:52 Maggie's Journey in Speech Language Pathology06:09 Challenges Faced by Clinicians in Schools09:01 The Impact of Caseload Sizes on Service Delivery11:52 Support Systems for Clinicians14:46 Utilizing Educational Diagnosticians17:57 Documentation Practices in Different Districts20:48 AMN's Clinical Support Team24:07 Upcoming ASHA Convention26:59 Networking and Learning
Collaborative Effort: SLPs and BCBAs Working Together with Dr. Shannon Hill
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Meet Shannon03:15 Shifting from Behavior Management to Behavior Analysis12:31 Collaboration between SLPs and BCBAs26:15 Working Backwards: Building Skills34:02 Advocating for Support and CollaborationABOUT SHANNONShannon Hill, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LPC, LBA, is a licensed behavior analyst and licensed professional counselor. She entered the field of developmental disability services as a
Recognizing Red Flags in Language Development with Michelle Gage
TIMESTAMPS03:13 Recognizing Red Flags in Language Development07:04 Communication is Key10:26 Approaching Families with Compassion and Honesty18:03 The Importance of Individuality and Acceptance21:50 The Unpredictability of a Child's Future Development26:39 The Importance of Early Intervention and Support ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP, embarked on her journey in speech-language pathology
Your Guide To Travel Therapy with Jill Pantle
Chapters00:00 Meet Jill02:46 Getting Started in Travel Therapy09:04 The Role of a Recruiter: Support and Guidance12:36 Exploring Contract Options: Travel, Local, and Teletherapy14:28 Licensing and Credentialing Process18:12 Building a Successful Clinical Fellowship Experience22:40 Choosing Your Destination: Factors to Consider ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP, embarked on her journey in spe
Taking the Plunge with Travel Teletherapy with Michelle Gage
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Introduction to Travel Therapy and Teletherapy02:20 Working Locally as a Contract or Traveler04:09 Choosing Your Desired Location06:06 Support from AMN Healthcare09:26 Taking the Plunge: Exploring New Opportunities11:42 Connecting with a Recruiter for More Information ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP, embarked on her journey in speech-language pathology during her undergradu
All Things Teletherapy with Kristin Martinez
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Introduction to Teletherapy and AMN Healthcare01:22 Defining Teletherapy and its Applications03:13 Access and Equity in Teletherapy Services08:36 Transitioning to Teletherapy: Skills and Training18:08 Engaging Students and the Benefits of Teletherapy19:07 Introducing Televate: AMN Healthcare's Teletherapy Platform ABOUT KRISTINKristin Martinez has over 20 years' experience in schoo
Part 2: Child Development: 18 to 36 Months with Michelle Gage
TIMESTAMPS00:00 - The Importance of Play in Language Development01:26 - Using Extended Wait Time to Support Language Development05:51 - Communication in 3 Steps: Approach, Deliver, & Receive10:59 - Teaching Sign-Language18:25 - Say “Cookie” Intimidating Speech21:20 - Accepting Attempts at Words and Signs27:41 - Encouraging Active Participation in Communication Exchange ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage,
Part 1: Child Development: Birth to 18 Months
Learn more about the show: https://www.amnhealthcare.com/podcast/slp-full-disclosure/ TIMESTAMPS00:00 Introduction: Child Development and Language02:19 Engaging Babies in Language Development06:10 The Importance of Play and Motor Imitation13:19 Building Receptive Language Skills26:18 The Power of Telling, Showing, and Helping28:36 Conclusion and Preview of Next Episode ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage,
The Role of IQ Testing in Speech-Language Pathology
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Meet Katie03:09 Explanation of IQ Tests09:29 Nonverbal IQ Tests21:23 Importance of Achievement Testing28:39 Behavior Rating Scales36:30 Exploring Dyslexia and COVID-19 ABOUT KATIEKatherine "Katie" Zachary holds a Master's degree in Education with a concentration in School Psychometry and School Psychology from The University of South Alabama. With 24 years of experience in the fiel
Creating a Supportive Virtual Network with Michelle Gage
TIMESTAMPS00:00 Importance of Meaningful Relationships2:34 Taking a Chance + Putting Yourself Out There10:00 Building Connections Across States12:07 Importance of Personal Connections15:53 The Connection of Virtual Relationships17:40 Final Thoughts ABOUT MICHELLEMichelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP, embarked on her journey in speech-language pathology during her undergraduate studies at the University of Mis
New Season! New Host! Meet Michelle Gage
Welcome to a new season of SLP Full Disclosure! Introducing your new host, Michelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP. In this episode, Michelle introduces herself, shares her goals for the show, and her vast experience in the diverse field of speech-language pathology. She discusses her background as a Travel SLP lead and Teletherapist with AMN Healthcare, including her passion for early intervention and child de
Special Announcement Episode
Tune in for a special announcement from Jennifer!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com-------------------------------------------------------------------This show is made possible by Med Travelers. If you’re a speech pathologist interested in traveling
Concussions: Sports, Treatment, Assessments, Culture - Alaina S. Davis
In this episode, Alaina S. Davis, Ph.D., CCC-SLP/L, CBIST joins the show to discuss TBI and concussion management. We explore her research, the assessment process, treatment, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com-------------------------------
Speech Sound Disorders & Differential Diagnosis - Amy Graham
In this episode, we welcome Amy Graham, M.A. CCC-SLP a specialist in pediatric speed sound disorders to the show. We discuss getting started with speech sound disorders, age for intervention, different diagnoses, and more.-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassp
Responsible Digital Interaction - Deniedra Fontenette
In this episode, we welcome Deniedra Fontenette M.S., CCC-SLP to the show to talk about responsible digital interaction for children. We discuss the impact of screens on a child’s development, the importance of boredom, social media, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at
All About FEES in Dysphagia Management - George Barnes & Allie Mataras
In this episode, we learn about Flexible endoscopic evaluation of swallowing (FEES) in Dysphagia Management. Allie Mataras, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIS, and George Barnes MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-S of Feesible Swallow Solutions tell us all about what FEES is, how procedures work, the training process, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Fi
The Role of SLPs in Concussion Management - Jenny Traver
In this episode, certified brain injury specialist, Jenny Traver, MS, CCC-SLP, CBIS, joins the show to discuss concussion management. We discuss what a concussion is, assessments, certified brain injury specialists, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpa
How SLPs Can Get Started With Travel Therapy - Elle Dane
If you have ever been interested in becoming a travel therapist, this episode is for you! AMN Healthcare’s University Program Manager, Elle Dane, joins to show us everything you need to know to get started. We discuss the pros and cons, of finding housing, traveling as a new grad, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find,
Unpacking the /R/ - Lindsey Hockel of Speechy Things
In this episode, we are unpacking the /R/ with Lindsey Hockel, MS, CCC-SLP of Speechy Things! We discuss everything /R/—from physiology to assessments, treatment, and much more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com--------------------------------------
Taking Chances as an SLP and Activity Ideas - Deborah Brooks
In this episode, Deborah Brooks M.A., CCC/SLP, TSSLD joins the show to talk about taking chances and activity ideas. We discuss not overcomplicating therapy, advice for SLPs wanting to create materials, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com---
AAE and Guidance Regarding Student Referrals - Jordyn Carroll
Jordyn Carroll MS, CCC-SLP returns to the podcast to discuss AAE and student referrals. We talk about what AAE is, code-switching, reasons for not referring, exiting students, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com-------------------------------------------------------------------TIMESTAMPS:(0:00) Introduction
Autism Inclusion and Acceptance - Jordyn Carroll
In this episode, Jordyn Carroll MS, CCC-SLP joins the podcast to discuss autism inclusion and acceptance. We discuss person-first vs identity-first language, bringing change to schools, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com-------------------------------------------------------------------TIMESTAMPS:(0:00) In
Career Coaching with "Badass SLP" - Mattie Murrey Tegels
In this episode, we had the pleasure of welcoming career coach and Badass SLP, Mattie Murrey Tegels MA, CCC-SLP to the show! We discuss the ins and outs of working with a career coach, what new grads struggle with, work-life balance, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at
A Beginner’s Guide to Compassionate Communication - Stephanie Michele Sweigart
Compassionate communication expert, Stephanie Michele Sweigart M.S., CCC-SLP, joins us in this episode to share her wisdom on the subject. We discuss what compassionate communication is, the four-step framework, examples, resources, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amnpassport.com----------------------------------------
How to Get Started with Travel Therapy - Julia Kuhn
Travel therapy guru, Julia Kuhn, MS CCC-SLP, joins us on this episode to deep dive into everything travel therapy! We discuss how to decide on a travel company, find housing, meet friends, pros and cons, and more!We Discuss:(0:00) Introduction(2:37) Julia’s professional journey(9:43) What to look for in a travel therapy company(13:50) Doing your first assignment closer to home(17:36) The most chal
The Keys to Effective Cotreatment With Other Disciplines - Petora Manetto-Spratt
Cotreating is essential for every SLP to learn to do effectively. That’s why we brought Petora Manetto-Spratt, PT, DPT, on the podcast to discuss her more than 40 years of experience on this topic. We discuss multi-disciplinary vs trans-disciplinary, building effective relationships, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – AMN PASSPORTEasily Find, Book, and Manage Your Travel SLP Assignments at https://www.amn
An SLP’s Guide to Working in Early Intervention
In this episode, Jennifer shares her top tips from her years of experience working in early intervention. She discusses handling autonomy, being a good communicator, energy levels, creativity, and more!EPISODE SPONSOR – MED TRAVELERSBecome a Travel SLP at: https://www.medtravelers.com/TIMESTAMPS:(0:00) Introduction(2:25) Jennifer’s Background(4:19) Find Out How the EI System Works in Your State(9:
Incorporating Diversity in Your Speech Therapy Practice - Shontaye Glover Jones
In this episode, we welcome Shontaye Glover Jones MS CCC-SLP/L, OM to talk about incorporating diversity into your speech therapy practice. We talk about how to find diverse materials, the power of books, helping kids feel seen, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – MED TRAVELERSBecome a Travel SLP at: https://www.medtravelers.com/-----------
Bilingualism Myths You Need to Know - Paula Acuña MA, CCC-SLP
To kick off our 2023 episodes, Paula Acuña MA, CCC-SLP joins the podcast to dispel myths about bilingualism. We discuss speaking multiple languages at home, contrastive analysis, language delay, students in the classroom, and more!-------------------------------------------------------------------EPISODE SPONSOR – MED TRAVELERSBecome a Travel SLP at: https://www.medtravelers.com/------------------
Switching to Skilled Nursing: The Ins & Outs of Different Settings - Erin Romanski MA CCC-SLP
In this episode, we welcome special guest, Erin Romanski MA, CCC-SLP, to discuss switching SLP settings and working in skilled nursing. We discuss an SLP’s day in the life of working at a skilled nursing facility, co-treating with PTs and OTs, tips for working in a skilled nursing facility as an SLP, and more!We Discuss(0:00) Introduction(2:15) Erin Romanski’s Professional Background(4:30) Why Eri
A Deep Dive into Teletherapy - Julie Irwin MS, CCC-SLP
In this episode, we talk about all things teletherapy. Joined by special guest, Julie Irwin MS, CCC-SLP, we discuss the pros and cons of teletherapy, what to know when starting your teletherapy career, Julie’s advice for new teletherapists, and more!We Discuss(0:00) Introduction(4:45) Julie’s Professional Journey(16:50) Pros & Cons of Teletherapy(31:14) What to know when starting teletherapy(45:15
Transitioning from Grad School to the Workforce as an SLP - Michelle O'Loughlin MA, CCC-SLP
In this episode, we talk to Clinical Fellow Mentor, Michelle O’Loughlin, about how grad students can best transition into the workforce. We discuss how the landscape has changed, the most challenging aspects of the transition, advice during job interviews, burnout, and more!We Discuss(0:00) Introduction(2:27) Michelle’s Professional Background(9:30) Changing landscape of speech pathology grad scho
Sensory Integration, Regulation, and Neurodiversity-Affirming Techniques - Jessie Ginsburg & Chris Wenger
In this episode, we had the pleasure of talking to not one, but two SLP experts, Jessie Ginsburg MS, CCC-SLP & Chris Wenger MS, CCC-SLP. We discuss sensory integration and regulation for neurodiverse students, goals, strategies, assessments and much more!We Discuss(1:00) About Chris & Jessie(6:50) What was the progression of getting introduced to sensory integration and regulation(13:28) How do yo
Clinical Voice Pathology From the SLP Perspective - Maurice Goodwin MS, CCC-SLP
In this episode, we spoke with a clinical voice speech pathologist about treating singing and other vocal problems. Special guest, Maurice Goodwin MS, CCC-SLP, joined us to discuss a day in the life of a clinical SLP, assessment methods for speech pathologists working with voice patients, collaborating with physicians as a speech pathologist, and more! We Discuss(0:00) Introduction Shenanigans (4:
Natural Language Acquisition, Gestalt Language Processing, and Echolalia - Alexandria Zachos MS, CCC-SLP
In this episode, we sit down with Alexandria Zachos, MS, CCC-SLP, who is an expert on gestalt language acquisition, echolalia, and natural language acquisition. We explore natural language acquisition, the types of echolalia, diagnoses, case studies, courses, and more!We Discuss(0:00) Introduction Shenanigans (4:55) Alex’s Background(10:56) What is Natural Language Acquisition (NLA) (21:48) Types
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