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You can plan for a month of speech therapy in 30 minutes! Let's chat about some tips and tricks to make that possible! Click through to read this blog post with guidance on how to make this possible for your therapy practices.

#055: Therapy Planning Bootcamp – Revamping Your Therapy Routine

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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sits down to chat with SLP Liliana Diaz. Liliana busts some common myths about working with bilingual students, shares strategies to help SLPs navigate assessment and goal writing when working with English language learners, and shares tips to improve communication with parents who don’t speak English. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to provide more effective intervention when working with bilingual students, their families, and interpreters.

#054: Tips and Tricks for Working with Bilingual Students

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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Kristie Knickerbocker — an SLP and singing voice specialist in Fort Worth, Texas — provides a crash course in voice assessment and treatment. With a focus on facilitating more meaningful outcomes in voice therapy sessions, SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to "work smarter" when tackling voice disorders in the schools, as well as the ability to describe three behavioral voice treatment options, three physiological voice treatment options, and identify three components of a voice exam.

#053: A Crash Course in Voice for School-Based SLPs

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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sat down with Jessi Andricks, who shared her story of SLP burnout, leaving the field, and eventually finding her way back. With a focus on practical tips and resources to help you identify triggers + get proactive about self-care, speech-language pathologists will walk away from this episode with strategies to better manage their stress so that they show up for their students in a more whole and effective way.

#052: Stress Management Strategies for SLPs

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On this week's episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sat down to chat with Rosemarie Griffin about working with early learners with autism. The conversation covered organic data collection, setting goals, building rapport with non-verbal students, getting started with therapy, as well as practical tips and tricks SLPs can put to use in the classroom and beyond. There is so much goodness to unpack, so click to listen and learn!

#051: Tips and Tricks for Working with Early Learners with Autism

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On this week's episode of the SLP Now podcast, we're joined once again by Kirstin Bowers from Kiwi Speech! She introduces the concept of growth mindset to SLPs, shares practical tips for implementation, and presents an easy-to-follow framework that SLPs can seamlessly implement growth mindset strategies in their therapy sessions. After listening, SLPs will be able to describe what growth mindset is, identify three characteristics of students who might benefit from growth mindset strategies, and describe three growth mindset strategies.

#050: How to Use Growth Mindset in Speech Therapy

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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, we're continuing our conversation about advocacy with Dr. Lyndsey Zurawski! She joins us to share her experience as the past president of her state association, as well as other advocacy roles she has had over the course of her career. After listening, SLPs will walk away inspired and armed with practical (and actionable) tips to advocate for change at the local, state, and national levels.

#049: How SLPs Can Advocate at the Local, State, and National Level (Part 2)

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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, we are joined once again by SLP (and my BFF) Kayla Redden! This week, she is sharing her experience as the secretary of her state association, and in her state's advocacy network. This episode is for the SLP who wants to learn how to advocate for change — at the local, state, and national levels. Kayla shares three strategies for advocating at each level, and you don't want to miss it.

#048: How SLPs Can Advocate at the Local, State, and National Level (Part 1)

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