Today's episode is for GRADUATE STUDENTS! Rachel shares advice on branching out and taking on a variety of clinical placements during graduate school. She shares her personal journey through clinical placements, her CFY, and now her current job. Rachel also reminds us that our path as an SLP is NOT linear and will be always changing!

In today's episode, Rachel discusses the difference between being smart and being curious. She explains the importance of perseverance and critical thinking when learning and applying new knowledge. Rachel also discusses empathy in our field as professionals and women.

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In today's episode, Rachel does a quick re-introduction for new listeners to kick off 2021! She shares the importance of remembering your WHY and dives into her personal "why". Rachel also shares tips on how to prime your environment to combat burnout in this new year.

Here's to an incredible year ahead!

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In this FINAL episode of 2020, Rachel reflects on the past year both personally and professionally. She shares what she is taking into 2021 and leaving behind in 2020.

Rachel shares her gratitude for her community and well wishes for 2021.

In today's episode we are BACK with Rachel's boyfriend, Austin. Rachel puts Austin in the hot seat and has him answer questions about speech pathology, grad school, caseloads, and more!

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In today's episode, Rachel shares her experience with tattoos; both in general and as an a professional. She also shares a reminder to continue to "wake up" and be present in life.

In today's episode, Rach discusses how to combat the "rinse and repeat" cycle that 2020 has been.  She explains grounding, techniques to use grounding, AND how to use grounding with littles. 

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Did you know that tomorrow, December 10th, is the first night of Hanukkah?! In this episode, Rachel shares what it was like growing up as Jewish person around the holidays. She gives suggestions for inclusive language AND shares the history of Hanukkah.

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This week Rachel shares how she structures her first session, post evaluation. She gives ideas for both in-home and telemedicine. Rachel touches on the importance of acknowledging parents, their daily routines, and ensuring they feel seen and heard.

Rachel also shares about her GIVEAWAY this week on Instagram!!
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With Instagram and social media, it's EASY to compare ourselves to those around us. But at what cost? In this episode Rachel talks about the importance of giving people the benefit of the doubt and the power of our personal stories.

Be sure to join Rachel in her 30 day gratitude challenge on Instagram by tagging #speechwithrach !