Today we have the incredible Erin McCarthy on today! We discussed oral care and NVHAP. This sounds super simple, I get it! However, this is so important and one of those things we don't learn in-depth in graduate school. Now we have people dedicating their lives and research to this super important first step! Have you heard of NVHAP? Nope, I hadn't either.. (can you guess who works primarily with pediatrics?) Take a listen to learn more about this and learn from this incredible leader in our field.. did I mention she is affiliated with many organizations, universities, and starting her own business! This SLP does more in a day than I most likely do in a month.. check her out!

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Check out Erin!

Instagram: @emac921

Email: erinmccarthy921@gmail.com

LinkedIn: Erin McCarthy

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to The Young  Women's College Prep School of Rochester, NY - https://youngwomenscollegeprep.org/

Book Recommendations  -

Left Neglected by Lisa Genova (or anything by Lisa Genova)

Over My Head by Claudia L. Osborn

Resources:

Barbara Quinn

Diane Baker

National Organization for NV-HAP Prevention - NOHAP

Basic Nursing Care to Prevent Non-ventilator Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia

Today we sit down with Leanna Vollintine for PART 2! Part Two is all about what chronic pain is and how it affects those with the diagnosis in their day to day. We also discuss how this can affect running a business. Our biggest take away from the episode is to have open communication with parents/families that you work with to remind them that you are a person as well! Take that time off, run a little late, take a nap.. but don't feel bad about it (or do it often)! So whether you are a chronic pain sufferer or not, this episode will be helpful to you starting a business :)

Remember this is PART 2, so go listen to PART 1 for more of Leanna and her amazing personality!

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Follow Leanna on all of the things:

Instagram - @speechworkstherapy

Facebook - SpeechWorks Terapia

Website - www.speechworkstherapytx.net

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation - https://www.clfoundation.org/

Book Recommendations  -

Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson

Atomic Habits by James Clear

Resources & Social Media Sites to Look Out For:

The Independent Clinician

Fun In Speech by Tara

Sharon Says So by Sharon McMahon

Jess Massey

The Informed SLP 

Kristie Voice by Kristie Knickerbocker

Today we sit down with Leanna Vollintine! We discussed almost everything, so we made two episodes out of it :) Part One is all about building rapport with families and clients! We discuss great functional activities in and out of therapy as well as how to incorporate the family/caregivers into our therapy to help with carryover. (Also when you should not be sending activities home). Leanna has so many great ideas for how to make parents more comfortable, aware of what our services entail, and the importance of home practice!

Remember this is PART 1, so stay tuned for PART 2 next time! You will learn about her experience as a business owner and how chronic pain affects everyday tasks. She brings so much insight and great business tips for anybody!

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Follow Leanna on all of the things:

Instagram - @speechworkstherapy

Facebook - SpeechWorks Therapy

Website - www.speechworkstherapytx.net

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Cutaneous Lymphoma Foundation - https://www.clfoundation.org/

Book Recommendations  -

Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson

Atomic Habits by James Clear

Resources:

Cari Ebert M&M Post

The Key Role of Strong Relationships in Early Intervention

Getting Connected: Speech and Language Pathologists’ Perceptions of Building Rapport via Telepractice

Functional Speech Therapy Activities

Today I am beyond thrilled to have Kimberly Sanzo join me today (as you can tell by my obsessive talking)! We discussed the Deaf/hard of hearing populations and the misconceptions that not only the public has about them and their disability, but us as therapists are guilty of as well. Both of us have seen first hand these misconceptions in real life and I learned so much about hearing loss through this episode. These kiddos (and adults) have so much to teach us (about something we can never quite understand) and I really appreciate people like Kimberly taking initiative to help their voices be heard!

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Follow Language First and Kimberly on social media:

- Twitter: @languagefirst

- Instagram: @langauge1st

- Facebook: Language First

- Website: langauge1st.org

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Language First - https://language1st.org/

Book Recommendations  -

Language Deprivation and Deaf Mental Health by Neil Glickman & Wyatte Hall

Resources:

https://gallaudet.edu/asl-connect/

Language First Professionals FB group

Asynchronous courses for ASHA CEUs

Deaf Children Need Language, Not (Just) Speech

Benefits of Visual Language: How Acquisition of Signed Language Complements Spoken Language Development

Today we travel to Australia to talk with our next guest, Ishwari Samarakoon! We discussed so many things, but focused on burnout and how to improve feelings surrounding our field. We also discuss the areas we need to stand up for ourselves to other professionals/companies and even parents! Your mental health is worth it and hopefully this episode gives you some tips and pointers OR at least reminds you that you are not alone in feeling burnt out at any stage in the career.

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Follow Ishwari on social media:

- Instagram: @thespeechielife_

- email: ish@thespeechielife.com.au

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Variety - https://www.variety.org.au/wa/

Book Recommendations  -

Dare to Lead by Brene Brown

Radical Candor by Kim Scott

Year of Yes by Shonda Rimes

Resources:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7732050/

https://leader.pubs.asha.org/doi/full/10.1044/leader.FTR1.22062017.44

https://inside.ewu.edu/calelearning/psychological-skills/preventing-burnout/

https://hbr.org/2016/11/beating-burnout

I am so honored to share our guest, Erin Gaul, with you today! We sat down to discuss owning and a business (and why it might not be in your best interest). In honor of breast cancer awareness month, Erin shares her personal story which is so incredibly eye opening! Please stop by to hear how knowledgeable and genuine Erin is in her therapy practice.

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Follow Erin Gaul on social media:

Instagram - @yourspeechpathllc

Facebook - Your Speech Path LLC

Website - www.yourspeechpathllc.com

Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Unite for Her - https://uniteforher.org/donate/

Book Recommendation:

The SLP’s Guide to Treating Childhood Apraxia of Speech by Cari Ebert MS, CCC-SLP & Dave Hammer  MA, CCC-SLP

Breast Cancer Resources:

https://uniteforher.org/

National Breast Cancer Foundation Community Sharing Calendar

Breast Cancer Awareness - CDC

Breast Cancer Overview - UCLA Health

Living Beyond Breast Cancer

Susan G. Komen Resources

Episode Resources:

Business Practices Overview - ASHA

Childhood Apraxia of Speech Overview - ASHA

Speech Intervention Effects for Childhood Apraxia of Speech: Quality Appraisal of Systematic Reviews

Today we are joined with Virginia Ingram! She taught me so much about what digital literacy is (and no, it is not e-books, I learned..) and how we use it in our speech therapy services as well as in our day-to-day lives. Her southern accent comes in as strong as my ability to get off topic... check it out! Check out Virginia on Instagram (@virrrrrrrginia & @ambikitools). Websites for more information include: ambiki.com & www.slp-news.info

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Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to International Society for Technology in Education - https://www.iste.org/about/diversity-equity-and-inclusion

Book Recommendations  - Mismatch by Kat Holmes

Resources:

https://leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/2022-0808-social-media-elementary-schools/full/

https://www.instagram.com/movewithmarcia/?hl=en

https://www.education.com/resources/coding/?cid=11.75

https://www.commonsensemedia.org/

https://ambiki.com/

I am ecstatic to share our guest, Allie Reed, with you today! We sat down to discuss all things aphasia and how important quality of life and family is to the therapy process. Aphasia patients will always have a piece of my heart.. so I am glad Allie stopped in to share that mutual appreciation!

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Follow Allie:

- email: alliereedslp@gmail.com

- LinkedIn: Allie Reed

- Facebook: Allie Reed & Virtual Connections for Aphasia

- Instagram: @aphasiarecoveryconnection

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Below you can find some resources referenced during the podcast:

Link to donate to Aphasia Recovery Connection - https://aphasia-recovery-connection-inc.networkforgood.com/

Book Recommendations  - Brain Attack: My Journey of Recovery From Stroke and Aphasia by David Dow & 100 Names for Love: A Memoir by Diane Ackerman

Resources:

https://aphasiarecoveryconnection.org/

https://www.aphasia.com/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/342666637_Neurogenic_Communication_Disorders_and_the_Life_Participation_Approach_The_Social_Imperative_in_Supporting_Individuals_and_Families

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/340822327_The_Value_of_Communication_Strategies_in_the_Treatment_of_Aphasia