Speechie Side Up

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Podcast Speechie Side Up

You’re listening to the Speechie Side Up podcast hosted by author, AAC specialist, and matcha tea lover, Venita Litvack! Every week, you get to hear what other SLPs are doing in the field and how they found their passion. This podcast was created to help YOU stop re-inventing the wheel and start loving your job again!

  1. HÁ 1 DIA

    224: The One About Friendship and Community

    In this episode, I am joined by Samantha Novick, a Speech-Language Pathologist and owner of Bridge Therapy in South Florida. Samantha shares insights from her career, the importance of community support among professionals, and the role of mentorship. She highlights her achievements, including developing a virtual camp for individuals with disabilities and her involvement with various nonprofit organizations aimed at fostering inclusion and meaningful connections. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    31min

  2. HÁ 3 DIAS

    223: The One About Advocacy, OMT, and Private Practice

    In this episode, I am joined by Christina Cahill Longo, a Speech-Language Pathologist & Orofacial Myologist. Christina shares her journey from working in an acute medical setting to establishing a private practice in a school environment. She emphasizes the importance of a growth mindset, both for children and their parents, advocating for a focus on emotional as well as academic needs. She also delves into her personal experiences with her children's speech and orthodontic challenges, which inspired her to further specialize in myofunctional therapy. Through her compassionate approach, Christina aims to help children and parents navigate their unique challenges while emphasizing their diverse strengths. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    34min

  3. 18 DE SET.

    222: The One About Working Smarter & Not Harder in the Schools

    In this episode, I am joined by Melissa Oliva, a Speech-Language Pathologist, as she shares insights into her methods for cultivating effective speech therapy practices. Melissa discusses the importance of individualized and culturally responsive approaches, and strategies for gaining trust from teachers and parents. She highlights practical tips for balancing functional and academic goals, the benefits of effective communication, and maximizing the effectiveness of group sessions. Melissa also offers advice on building strong collaborations with educators and caregivers to enhance the success of speech therapy programs. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    18min

  4. 16 DE SET.

    221: The One About How to Adapt Your Offerings for Your Clients' Evolving Needs

    In this episode, we are joined by Paige O'Dwyer, a Speech-Language Pathologist and the Owner and Director of Communication Options, Inc. Paige discusses the innovative approaches her practice takes in early childhood speech and language intervention, particularly through their Partners in Play program. This program focuses on providing a speech and language-rich, child-centered play environment for three-year-olds with severe communication needs. Paige also shares her experience in balancing work and family life, offering insights on setting core values, maintaining flexibility, and the importance of continual growth and adaptation in the educational and therapeutic sectors. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    30min

  5. 11 DE SET.

    220: The One About Working with Older Speech Students

    In this episode, I am joined by Hallie Sherman, a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and CEO of Speech Time Fun, Inc, as we discuss effective strategies for motivating older speech students. Hallie emphasizes the importance of understanding student resistance and building a compassionate rapport, as well as using student interests and flexible learning styles to drive engagement. She shares her journey from working in public schools to becoming a full-time support resource for SLPs, highlighting tools, techniques, and the impact of her work. Hallie gives actionable advice for SLPs and insights into creating a positive learning environment. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    40min

  6. 9 DE SET.

    219: The One About Incorporating Mindfulness and Montessori in Therapy

    In this episode, we are joined by Amruta Potdar as we dive into creating successful therapy sessions using principles of mindfulness and Montessori. With nearly 20 years of experience, Amruta shares her holistic approach to therapy and emphasizes the importance of a prepared child, adult, and environment in fostering communication and skill development. Amruta also discusses her bilingual and culturally responsive private practice, which focuses on pediatric speech and feeding therapy. She offers insights on balancing professional and personal life, client observation, and how following the child's lead can enhance therapy outcomes. She also gave invaluable strategies and examples of adapting environments and attitudes in therapeutic settings to support both children and parents effectively. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    32min

  7. 4 DE SET.

    218: The One About How Speech-Language Pathologists Shaped an Author's Journey

    In this episode, I am joined by Sherry McMillan, author of 'My S's Are Messes.' Sherry discusses her journey from avoiding writing about her speech sound disorders to embracing them in her acclaimed book, 'What the Seal Saw.' Inspired by interactions with readers and Speech-Language Pathologists, she wrote a new book specifically for children with speech differences. Sherry explains how the book uses energetic illustrations and word pictures to describe the experience of having a speech disorder. Sherry also talks about collaborating with Speech-Language Pathologists and incorporating therapeutic elements into her story to make it a useful tool for families and professionals. She also discussed the importance of empathy, patience, and different communication methods, highlighting the significant role of support systems in treatment and daily interactions. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    33min

  8. 2 DE SET.

    217: The One About Pivoting from SLP to Copywriting

    In this episode, I am joined by Lauren Hermann, a former medical Speech-Language Pathologist who transitioned into a career as a freelance copywriter. Lauren shares her journey of combining her passion for Speech Language Pathology and writing into a viable career. Facing challenges like moving to a small town and the impact of COVID-19, Lauren turned to copywriting. She describes what copywriting entails, her daily work routine, and how she gained her first clients. Lauren also highlights the similarities between the skills needed as an SLP and those required in copywriting, and discusses the pros and cons of her new career. Visit Speechie Side Up to learn more about this episode.

    28min
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You’re listening to the Speechie Side Up podcast hosted by author, AAC specialist, and matcha tea lover, Venita Litvack! Every week, you get to hear what other SLPs are doing in the field and how they found their passion. This podcast was created to help YOU stop re-inventing the wheel and start loving your job again!

Informações

  • Criado por
    Venita
  • Anos de atividade
    2018 - 2024
  • Episódios
    246
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 174780
  • Site do podcast
    Speechie Side Up

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