Stacey underwent a career change when she left her occupation as an accountant to become an SLP. She worked as a school SLP for three years until she felt ready to pursue private practice. She treats children in need of primarily social-emotional functioning and dyslexia at this time.

Here's What We Cover:

• The need to be flexible when you start private practice to earn the flexibility of an established practice
• The specific population of referrals that surprised her the most
• How she set herself apart when she chose her specialization in dyslexia
• Combining skills from her various interests to craft her own "low effort high impact" curriculum, which she presents online and in workshop form
• Technology’s impact on communication, which has challenged adults and children alike
• How important it is to continuously self-assess one’s own communication skills, from the standpoint that everyone can improve
• Her recommendation to new clinicians regarding private practice

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