Do you ever notice that other professions tend to dismiss students after they've met short term goals? Yet as SLPs, we can have the same students for years? Have you heard about the effectiveness of short-term more intensive therapy, and are you curious about implementing it? Are your students with high support needs always in school or therapy - and you'd love to see them have breaks from therapy?

Then you are in the right place! In this episode Sarah is jointed by Christine Popp and Kristen Monroe from Children's Hospital Richmond as they share more about implementing a 12-week episode of care, followed by a 12-week therapeutic break for their students - and how it can benefit students, families, and SLPs alike.

Time Stamps

0:00 Intro

3:20 Episodes of Care (EOC) Defined

8:44 Benefits of Implementation of EOC

15:10 Involving Parents in Sessions

24:30 Use of Telepractice in Sessions to aide Generalization

25:44 Examples of a 12-week EOC

29:24 Does this create a higher workload?

34:00 Barriers to Parent Coaching

37:50 Ideas for Implementing EOC & Where to Start

41:00 Contact Us & Wrap Up

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