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In this course, Marisha shares practical strategies to help speech-language pathologists navigate the first few weeks of the school year and set themselves up for success. She dives into facilitating more meaningful outcomes for students, managing your caseload, building data collection systems, and streamlining the therapy planning process. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to "work smarter" in their speech therapy sessions.

#021: Navigating the First Few Weeks of Therapy

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In this course, Marisha shares practical strategies to help speech-language pathologists navigate the first few weeks of the school year and set themselves up for success. This week's focus is on setting up and managing your caseload, as well as data collection and streamlining the therapy planning process. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to "work smarter" in their speech therapy sessions.

#020: How to Set Up Your Caseload

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In this course, Marisha shares practical strategies to help speech-language pathologists navigate the first few weeks of the school year and set themselves up for success. With a focus on how to navigate the logistics of scheduling and streamline the therapy planning process, SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to "work smarter" in their speech therapy sessions.

#019: How to Navigate Scheduling

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In this week's episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha shares practical strategies to help speech-language pathologists navigate the first few weeks of the school year and set themselves up for success. From building relationships with school staff + teachers to organizing your data collection systems, SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to "work smarter" in their speech therapy sessions.

#018: Strategies for Success in Your First Week

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This week on the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sat down with Amy Graham, an apraxia expert who owns a private speech language pathology practice in Colorado Springs. They discussed assessing oral-motor and oral-mechanical exams, tips for administering an evaluation, distinguishing between proprioceptive vs motor planning issues, and more. This episode is full of practical tips and applications that SLPs can use right away.

#017: How to Tackle Oral-Facial Exams

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This week on the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sat down to talk to Lauren DiBiase, a speech language pathologist and certified LSLS (language + spoken language specialist) auditory verbal therapist who is fluent in ASL. They spoke about supporting students with hearing loss, and putting together a therapeutic plan that advocates for + educates the student while increasing their fluency and ability to communicate. Lauren shares practical tips and strategies to help SLPs gain confidence for working with deaf students.

#016: How to Support Students with Hearing Loss

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#015: Tackling Stuttering Treatment with Special Populations

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This week's episode of the SLP Now Podcast features Lauren LaCour Haines, a school-based SLP who also authors the blog Busy Bee Speech. Dubbed "the fluency queen" by her supervisor in grad school, Lauren has spent a large part of her career working with students who stutter. As someone who has struggled with disfluency herself, she has first-hand experience with the frustrations of stuttering, and the multi-layered approach that's required to see progress in therapy. This episode is full of practical takeaways you can start using in the classroom right away.

#014: Where to Start with Fluency Therapy

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