In this cohosted episode with Nikki Hunjan (Teach Speech 365), we discuss:

• Do SLPs lean too heavily on the presonal practice/experience corner of the EBP triangle?
• How did we prepare for the praxis?
• What are the parts of being an SLP graduate school didn't prepare us for?

...and more

Full show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/178

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In this episode Sarah shares her job transition from working full time in her own clinic to working full-time (remote) telepractice.

In this episode:

• Why the job change?
• How is it going?
• Has the setting transition helped your work-life balance?
• What is the income difference?
• What equipment did you have to invest in to switch to telepractice?
• How can you find a telepractice company that pays good rates?

And more!

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In this episode, Sarah shares:

• The difference between values and goals
• How to develop values (step by step) for the year ahead
• How to use values to guide actions

And more

For full show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/176

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In this solo episode, Sarah shares 10 lessons to reflect on before creating your New Year's Goals, so that you can start the New Year with a bit more self kindness, including:

• Before you add something in, take something away
• Determine if you are in a season of growth or a season of maintenance
• You can control your work, but you can't control the outcome

...and more

No matter what time of year, listen to this episode for a self compassionate way to reflect on what's behind and mindfully enter into what's ahead.

For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/175

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In this cohosted episode (which is more on the chatty side), Nikki and Sarah share:

• Life updates: Nikki shares her children's progress in speech therapy, Sarah shares her frustration to make progress on what she thought would be an easy goal
• Lazy lessons: easy lessons to try this month
• As things get busy, the cohosts share what they are not prioritizing at work and at home this season, and what they are deciding to prioritize instead

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Would you like to learn more about child-led therapy sessions?

In this interview with Alexandria Zachos, we discuss some myths of child-led sessions including:

• You can't measure progress in child-led sessions
• Child-led sessions are a free for all
• You can't do groups with child-led sessions

...and more

For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/173

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What does it mean to be a “good enough” SLP?

In this episode, Sarah shares 5 things being a “good enough” SLP means to her, and encourages you to make your own list of what being an imperfectly good SLP means to you.

Full show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/172

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Have you ever considered leaving a school job mid-year?

Although it's not ideal, sometimes circumstances become such that we might feel like it becomes the only option. This episode discusses:

• Signs it's time to leave a job
• Megan's experience of leaving a school job midyear
• What happened with the school board & her principal when she resigned
• Her next SLP job - and did things get better?

For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/171

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In this episode, Sarah shares some big work changes she’s making, as well as why private practice might not be for everyone.

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Show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/170

In this episode, SLP Sara Ware (Instagram) shares tips for guiding families and learners through the early stages of the AAC process, including:

1. Work with families to determine goals
2. Determine daily routines as opportunities to model language
3. Meet the family where they are at
4. Ask open-ended questions (including what has and hasn’t worked, and what they have and haven’t tried so far) before offering suggestions
5. SLPs can guide next steps, but work with families to make sure the next step feels “right-sized” for the families

For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/169

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