“We all treat our communication like a characteristic.. that's how we should treat aphasia.” - Gisela Jaimes.

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Today, we're pulling back the curtain about speech pathology, and graduate student training. We'll hear from my current student, Gisela.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THIS EPISODE

HOW TO BECOME A SPEECH PATHOLOGIST

HOW I MET GISELA

KISMET

GISELA’S EXPERIENCE AS A CLINICIAN

HOW GISELA’S UNDERSTANDING OF APHASIA EVOLVED AFTER HER INTERNSHIP AT LIFE SPEECH PATHOLOGY

DIFFERENT CHARACTERISTICS BETWEEN PEOPLE THAT ARE RETIREMENT AGE VS. THE WORKING AGE

DO THE NEEDS OF THE SIGNIFICANT OTHER VS. THE FAMILY OF THE STROKE SURVIVOR DIFFER?

TELEPRACTICE IN GISELA’S EDUCATION

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF TELEPRACTICE/TELETHERAPY

GISELA’S THOUGHTS ON CLINICIANS GOING TO UT HEALTH

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