Speech Therapy PD

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02. 01. 2025
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Vzdělávací instituce

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před 3 dny
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18. 06. 2025
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Vzdělávací instituce

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Každé dva týdny

19. 2.

The Process of Making Meal Times Meaningful with Carolyn Dolby

Guest: Carolyn Dolby, MS, CCC-SLP, Earn 0.1 ASHA CEU for this episode with Speech Therapy PD: https://www.speechtherapypd.com/courses/feeding-and-swallowing Carolyn Dolby, MS, CCC-SLP, joins host Char Boshart, MA, CCC-SLP, for a practical, relationship-centered conversation about building strong, trust-based partnerships between families and school teams. Drawing on real-world experience, Carolyn shares strategies to help clinicians move beyond checklists and build meaningful collaboration that consistently supports students across settings. The discussion focuses on respectful ways to involve families, address challenges as they arise, and align educational supports with medical and home-based care. You’ll walk away with actionable ideas you can use right away to strengthen communication, reduce friction, and support better feeding and swallowing outcomes through shared understanding and teamwork. About the Guest: Carolyn Dolby, MS, CCC-SLP, specializes in pediatric feeding and swallowing assessment and intervention within the public school system. Her work is deeply rooted in supporting students and school-based teams through evidence-informed, practical dysphagia care. Through her graduate-level teaching, Carolyn prepares the next generation of school-based dysphagia providers to lead with confidence and competence. Through her private practice, Bite-Sized Advice, she offers consultation and dysphagia support to school teams nationwide. An internationally recognized speaker and published author, Carolyn is known for her dynamic, engaging presentations that bring school-based feeding and swallowing services to life. Carolyn is also the host of the School of Speech Podcast.

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1 h 3 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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1 h 5 min
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
24. 03. 2021

You Graduated! Now What? Navigating Jobs, Negotiation, and Debt for Clinicians - Ashley Hughes, AuD and Natalie J. Nelson, AuD

Guests: Ashley Hughes, AuD and Natalie J. Nelson, AuD - Dr. Hughes, Dr. Nelson, and Dr. Sharp trek through the often-unspoken world of job negotiations and debt, with a focus on students in the world of communication sciences and disorders. Dr. Hughes and Dr. Nelson share specific tips for navigating job offers and loan payments with fresh, exciting ideas for new graduates to consider.

24. 03. 2021

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1 h 1 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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1 h 4 min
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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1 h 23 min
17. 09. 2020

Learning to Listen with Jenine a LSLS Certified AVT SLP

*** This episode is not available for ASHA CEUs.**** Guest: Jenine Entwistle Viole, MSP, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT - In this episode, Michelle is joined by Jenine Entwistle Viole, MSP, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT, a Speech-Language Pathologist and Auditory-Verbal therapist with Pediatric Speech and Language Services in North Carolina…and if we are lucky, her sidekick, Dennis the Golden Doodle, honorary SLP, will join in too! Have you ever worked with a little one who had hearing loss and felt as if you were missing “something” to help them reach their functional language goals? Jenine is here to explain what an Auditory-Verbal Therapist is and how the specialized training and certification process supplies the evidence for that “something” you felt was missing. This is the perfect follow-up episode to complement Dakota Sharpe, AuD, CCC-A in “The Journey of Cochlear Implants”, from First Bite Episode #109.

17. 09. 2020

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1 h 7 min
05. 02. 2021

Guiding Families Through a Diagnosis of Hearing Loss with Lilach Saperstein, AuD

Dr. Sharp and Dr. Saperstein discuss the current model that families experience after their child is diagnosed with hearing loss, its flaws, and how it can be improved. They explore supporting these parents and families when discussing communication options, and how shared decision making can improve their emotional journey.

05. 02. 2021

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1 h 2 min
10. 08. 2022

PFD: Public Schools, Resources and Baby-Led Weaning with Memorie M. Gosa

Guest: Memorie M. Gosa, PhD., CCC-SLP, BCS-S - If you love pediatric feeding disorders and deep diving into research to practice on this topic, then this is the hour for you. Michelle and Dr. Gosa tackle pediatric feeding disorders and the public schools, baby-led weaning, favorite dysphagia resources, as well as a sneak peek for the pediatric feeding disorder track at this year’s ASHA 2022.

10. 08. 2022

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1 h 9 min
05. 08. 2021

Part I: Keys to Working with Adults with Down Syndrome

Guest: Jennifer Gray, MS, CCC-SLP - This course is Part I of a two-episode series. This course will describe the unique needs of clients with Down syndrome as they progress into adulthood. Participants will explore the need for continued speech language pathology intervention throughout adulthood. Topics will include speech clarity, comprehensibility, facilitation of social communication, specific treatment targets, communication to foster independent living, and resources to help the clinician serve clients with Down syndrome throughout the lifespan.

05. 08. 2021

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1 h

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