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SLP Full Disclosure AMN Healthcare
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4.7 • 38 Ratings
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Welcome to the SLP Full Disclosure Podcast, the show for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) seeking to enrich their skills and build connections within the supportive speech therapy community. With our inclusive platform that fosters exploration and growth, we delve into a variety of topics, from practical therapy techniques and technologies to early-intervention, travel therapy, teletherapy, clinical fellowship, and more. Join us as we navigate the diverse field of speech-language pathology, embracing full disclosure each episode.
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Part 2: Child Development: 18 to 36 Months with Michelle Gage
In this episode, the second-part of our Child Development Series, Michelle discusses language development in children aged 18 to 36 months, where she covers the importance of play in cognitive, language, fine motor, and gross motor development. She introduces the concept of extended wait time, where parents give children time to process and respond to directions. Michelle goes into detail on to setup an environment for communication and the method of approach, deliver, and receive. She also discusses the power of words and the use of sign language to enhance communication with this population.
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The Role of IQ Testing in Speech-Language Pathology
In this episode, Michelle interviews Katie Zachary, a psychometrist, to discuss the role of IQ testing in speech-language pathology. They explore what an IQ test is, how it measures general intelligence, and the importance of understanding IQ scores as speech-language pathologists. They also discuss the use of nonverbal IQ tests and how they can be administered to students with language difficulties or English language learners. The conversation highlights the significance of considering IQ scores, achievement testing, and behavior rating scales when planning goals for students.
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Creating a Supportive Virtual Network with Michelle Gage
In this episode, Michelle Gage discusses the importance of building friendships and fostering relationships when working on a travel assignment or virtually. She shares her personal experiences of forming meaningful connections with people she would have never met otherwise. Michelle discusses the value of being intentional, open, and authentic in making these connections. She also highlights the significance of maintaining communication with colleagues and professionals in order to create a supportive network.
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New Season! New Host! Meet Michelle Gage
Welcome to a new season of SLP Full Disclosure! Introducing your new host, Michelle Gage, MA CCC-SLP. In this episode, Michelle introduces herself, shares her goals for the show, and her vast experience in the diverse field of speech-language pathology. She discusses her background as a Travel SLP lead and Teletherapist with AMN Healthcare, including her passion for early intervention and child development as well as her experience working with multi-handicapped students.
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Special Announcement Episode
Tune in for a special announcement from Jennifer!
Customer Reviews
FUN & Educational Listening
This podcast is hilarious but educational at the same time. After work I want to listen to a podcast that gives me a laugh, isn’t to brain straining, and offers some sort of educational material— exactly what SLP Full Disclosure offers. I love the wide-variety of guests and topics covered. EP 33 & 26 are my personal favorites! Keep up the great work!
Fantastic podcast
Thank you Jennifer and team for contributing to the SLP profession. The episodes are great!
Made me LOL!
This is my first podcast review and I listen to allllll the SLP podcasts. I was literally cracking up listening to your would you rather episode on my way home from a crazy day at work. I will kee listening!