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11/03/2022

Keys to A Holistic Approach to Evaluating and Treating EI-PVFM

Guest: Sharon D. Frank, MA, CCC-SLP - This course features an introduction to a holistic approach to treating Exercise-Induced Paradoxical Vocal Fold Motion (EI-PVFM), which is a complex upper airway disorder that occurs in some athletes and is often misdiagnosed as exercise-induced asthma (EIA). Sharon first discusses the nature of EI-PVFM, its signs and symptoms, and how it differentiates from EIA. She then gives an overview of Buteyko breathing principles and compares them to traditional therapy methods. Finally, she describes the four components of a holistic treatment approach, the rationale, and benefits for using this approach, and shares some preliminary pre- and post-therapy data outcomes measures.

11/03/2022

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54 min
15/08/2023

The One About Working with Deaf or Hard of Hearing Students

Guest: Sara Serota, MS, CCC-SLP This episode features Sara Serota discussing all things working with Deaf or Hard-of-Hearing students. Sara will share 3 things we need to know with this population, 2 resources for working with DHH students, and lastly, 1 actionable strategy for getting started. Mentioned in this episode: School of Speech is Back!! Season 2 of School of Speech has arrived! Every host Carolyn Dolby every Monday morning as she sits down with practicing SLPs, academic researchers, and leading experts to talk about all aspects of school-based speech-language pathology. Carolyn and her guests explore everyday topics, tackle tough situations, and share valuable insights to support school therapists in their daily practice. Find School of Speech on Spotify, Apple Podcasts and other podcast platforms.

15/08/2023

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1h 13m
26/08/2025

What Big Data Reveals About How Kids Learn to Talk with Dr. Michael Frank

Get ASHA CEUs: Speech Therapy PD Watch on YouTube Join the Beyond Words Newsletter Learn more about Dr. Michael Frank: X YouTube talks Join host Garrett Oyama on Beyond Words for a fascinating conversation with Dr. Michael C. Frank, the Benjamin Scott Crocker Professor of Human Biology at Stanford University. Dr. Frank directs the Language and Cognition Lab and the Symbolic Systems Program, and his research asks some of the biggest questions about how children learn language and how social interaction shapes that learning. In this episode, we explore: The origins of WordBank and how massive open datasets are transforming child language research.What the MacArthur–Bates CDI reveals about early vocabulary, variability, and developmental trajectories.Why children’s first words are more social than survival-based.How pointing, joint attention, and even hand movements lay the foundation for communication.The surprising universals of variability across cultures and languages.What large language models (LLMs) can and can’t teach us about human language learning.New multimodal projects like BabyView, capturing the world from a child’s perspective.

26/08/2025

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57 min
10/02/2025 · Contenuti extra

School of Speech - Tension to Triumph: Practical Solutions for the School-Based SLP with Dr. Marie Ireland

Guest: Marie Ireland, PhD, CCC-SLP, BCS-CL Earn 0.1 ASHA CEU for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://www.speechtherapypd.com/course?name=Tension-to-Triumph-Practical-solutions-for-the-schoolbased-S Link to Dr. Ireland's survey: https://qualtricsxmd5r6bzq7x.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bl3LsDSntCyNUB8?Q_CHL=qr In this episode of School of Speech, host Carolyn Dolby brings on the distinguished Dr. Marie Ireland to discuss the nine major tensions faced by school-based Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs). Dr. Ireland shares her extensive journey from a school-based SLP to earning her PhD and provides valuable insights into navigating challenges in the field. The episode delves into the importance of understanding the law (IDEA), the need for accurate documentation of educational impact, and how to effectively collaborate with general education through strategies like MTSS and RTI. Additionally, Dr. Ireland emphasizes the significance of advocating for oneself and professional expertise without apology. This episode is packed with practical strategies and solutions that will leave you feeling informed and empowered. Episode Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Host Welcome 01:01 Guest Introduction: Dr. Marie Ireland 01:06 Dr. Ireland's Journey in Speech-Language Pathology 01:56 The Impact of Research and Collaboration 04:00 Understanding CHAT: Cultural and Historical Activity Theory 07:09 Exploring the Nine Major Tensions 11:58 Balancing Help and Legal Requirements 14:48 The Role of SLPs in Schools vs. Private Practice 17:52 Advocacy and Professional Identity 23:13 Addressing Cultural and Linguistic Diversity 26:37 Understanding Disabilities vs. Differences 27:32 Empowering SLPs: Advocacy and Conflict Resolution 33:22 The Importance of Data and Legal Knowledge 36:11 Building Relationships with General Education 50:52 Concluding Thoughts and Next Steps About the Guest: Marie Ireland, PhD, CCC-SLP, BCS-CL is a Board-Certified Specialist in Child Language (BCS-CL). She has served as ASHA’s Vice President of SLP Practice (2018-2020) and on the executive board of the State Education Agencies Communication Disabilities Council. Her areas of interest include child language, evidence-based assessment, and dynamic assessment. She received an editor’s award in 2013 and 2021 for articles on evidence-based practice in the schools and has published works on SLP practice in the schools. School of Speech is now on YouTube! - https://youtu.be/oApbslqaPhQ

10/02/2025 · Contenuti extra

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53 min
20/09/2019

Pt. 1 - The Perfect Oral Motor Storm: What Happened, Why, and Supportive Evidence for Oral Sensory-Motor Therapy

In this 5-hour podcourse, Char chronicles a comprehensive account of the events of the past two decades that have infused and inspired one of the most controversial—and misunderstood--storms in the history of speech-language pathology. Perhaps you’re not sure why “oral motor” has been criticized, or how to respond when someone mentions it. You’ll learn what to say, and how to back it up. Char covers the “Five Waves” as to what has specifically happened, who did what, and where we go from here. Most importantly you’ll learn Supportive Evidence for the Use of Oral Sensory-Motor Methods to Remediate Speech Sound Productions.

20/09/2019

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55 min
23/06/2025

The Ideology of 'Good' Languaging with Maria Rosa Brea-Spahn

Guest: Maria Rosa Brea-Spahn, PhD, CCC-SLP Earn 0.1 ASHA CEU for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://www.speechtherapypd.com/courses/the-ideology-of-good-languaging-refocusing-the-lens-of-the- In this episode, host Carolyn Dolby introduces Dr. Maria Rosa Brea-Spahn, a renowned speech-language pathologist and university teacher-scholar. Together, they delve into The Ideology of Good Languaging, exploring the intersections of multilingualism, disability, and standardized linguistic ideologies in school-based speech language pathology (SLP) practices. Dr. Brea-Spahn shares her personal journey from the Dominican Republic to becoming an influential figure in the field, emphasizing the dynamic, inclusive, and diverse nature of 'languaging.' The episode offers insights into critical perspectives on linguistic hierarchies and the transformative power of embracing varied forms of communication. Episode Timeline: 00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview 00:19 Guest Introduction: Dr. Maria Rosa Brea-Spahn 01:12 Host Disclosures and Reminders 02:00 Maria Rosa's Journey to Speech Language Pathology 03:25 Multilingual Family Background 06:07 Discovering American Sign Language 07:40 Transition to Speech Language Pathology 10:27 Critical Reflections on Bilingualism 12:59 Introduction to Translanguaging 23:07 Defining Languaging 32:42 Understanding Language as Identity 33:06 Complex Communication Needs 34:04 Languaging and Standardization 35:40 Challenging Language Hierarchies 37:26 The Impact of Language on Identity 41:09 Healing Language Wounds 41:55 The Role of Speech Language Pathologists 48:00 The Power of Children's Books 54:39 Critical Thinking in Language Education 01:00:49 Final Thoughts and Reflections About the Guest: Dr. Brea-Spahn is a Spanish, Espanglish, and English communicator, speech-language pathologist, and university teacher-scholar whose work has been centered at the intersection of multilingualism and disability. Her classroom and community collaborations focus on researching the impact of standardized linguistic ideologies in speech-language practices, sustaining variability in languaging in the classroom, and co-envisioning a path for linguistic liberation through art.

23/06/2025

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1h 5m
08/11/2021

Keys to Building Rapport with Patients and Caregivers - Wilson Nice, MA, CCC-SLP

This episode features Wilson Nice, MA, CCC-SLP. Wilson describes how building rapport with patients and caregivers is a key to successful therapy across all settings. Wilson summarizes specific steps to focus therapy on patient-centered goals. This course demonstrates how perceptive rating scales used in evidence-based practice lead to optimal outcomes for the patient.

08/11/2021

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53 min
22/05/2019

Serious Talk About Stuttering in Preschoolers with Craig Coleman

In this episode Michelle is joined by the highly skilled and incredibly passionate Craig Coleman, MA CCC-SLP, BCS-F, ASHA Fellow, and Candidate for ASHA VP of Planning, to discuss best practice for diagnosis and treatment of stuttering in preschool age children. As Michelle has joked in past episodes, this is not exactly her cup of tea, but Craig is here to offer evidenced based solutions that are easily implemented in ALL Natural Environments… so sit back and enjoy the practical tips delivered with Craig Coleman’s whit and wisdom!!

22/05/2019

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1h 4m
20/03/2019

Common to Uncommon Genetic Conditions and their Accompanying Functional Feeding Disorders with Erin Forward

In this episode Michelle is joined once again by Miss Erin Forward, MSP CF-SLP, where they tackle some common, some not so common, and a few rare genetic syndromes…and how they can result in an oropharygneal dysphagia or feeding aversion. If you have questions regarding some basic terminology on how genetic conditions are inherited or caused…and how they correspond to a child needing services for functional feeding…well then this is the episode for you!

20/03/2019

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1h 23m
30/04/2021

Auditory Processing Disorder (APD): A Crash Course - Angela Alexander, AuD, CCC-A, MNZAS

Dr. Alexander provides a clear explanation of auditory processing disorder (APD), including its evolved definition, assessment, and treatment. Her discussion with Dr. Sharp covers the Buffalo Model for APD, and her focus on incorporating qualitative measures into her quantitative evaluations. She also includes tips for beginners and a favorite case study.

30/04/2021

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55 min

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