This episode features Marie Muratalla, adoringly known by her fans as thanksmorris on social media! On this episode, Marie advocates for connection with her clients, mindfulness and balance, and shares with us about the future of her social media powerhouse. She also drops an exclusive 2024 project she is working on!

You can find Marie on:

- Instagram @thanksmorris

- Tiktok @thanksmorris

- Youtube @thanksmorris

- Website: Thanks Morris

- Gratitude journals

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and your host, Christy Ubieta ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@christymarieu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Email anytime with questions, general comments, or guest suggestions at [email protected]

This episode features Chloe Hallowell, a Colorado based, home health Speech Language Pathologist! Have you always been interested in home health? Not sure exactly what it means to be an SLP in home health? Maybe you want to do your CF in this setting but aren't sure what supervision looks like or if you are a good candidate? Check out what Chloe has to say, she answers all these questions and more!!

You can follow Chloe on LinkedIn: Chloe Hallowell

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and your host, Christy Ubieta ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@christymarieu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

Email anytime with questions, general comments, or guest suggestions at [email protected]

This episode features Kevin Simmons, famously known as a speech therapist with a love for singing on Instagram! On this episode Kevin shares his speech journey, advice he wished he had taken, some chatter about our 2024 social media goals, AND, some honest encouragement to SLPs who are interested in a side hustle.

You can find Kevin on:

- Instagram @singingSLP

- Tiktok @singingslp

- Website: singing SLP

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and your host, Christy Ubieta ⁠⁠⁠⁠@christymarieu⁠⁠⁠⁠

Email anytime with questions, general comments, or guest suggestions at [email protected]

Part 2:

This episode features Razi Zarchy, an educator, doctoral candidate, SLPD, ASL ally, and so much more. On this episode Razi and I discuss his work with the deaf and hard of hearing community, the curriculum he has been working on with Dr. Leah Geer, and some advice he has for those who are interested in working with Deaf and HoH populations. We also chatted about language deprivation - below you will find some resources to learn more!

Razi and I just couldn't stop chatting, he had so many wonderful things to share and I couldn't cut it short - not to mention, he said he had the time! Therefore, we have arrived at our second episode to capture all the wonderful conversations!

You can find Razi on:

Instagram ⁠@Razitheaslslp⁠

Facebook: ⁠Razi Zarchy⁠

LinkedIn: ⁠Razi Zarchy⁠

His website: ⁠RaziZarchy.com⁠

You can also follow ASL at Home on:

Instagram: ⁠@asl.at.home⁠

Facebook: ⁠ASL at Home⁠

X (formerly twitter): ⁠@asl_at_home⁠

Resources discussed in the episode:

American Society for Deaf Children

Language First

Language Deprivation

⁠Resources for Communication at Home⁠

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Part 1:

This episode features Razi Zarchy, an educator, doctoral candidate, SLPD, ASL ally, and so much more. On this episode Razi shares with us his clinical doctorate experience, his role as an educator, and some kind words he shares with his graduate student clinicians.

Razi and I just couldn't stop chatting, he had so many wonderful things to share and I couldn't cut it short - not to mention, he said he had the time! Therefore, next week we will air a special part two where he dives into details about his journey to learning ASL, his work on ASL at Home, and much more!

You can find Razi on:

Instagram @Razitheaslslp

Facebook: Razi Zarchy

LinkedIn: Razi Zarchy

His website: RaziZarchy.com

You can also follow ASL at Home on:

Instagram: @asl.at.home

Facebook: ASL at Home

X (formerly twitter): @asl_at_home

And the resources he complied during covid: Resources for Communication at Home

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This episode is dedicated to William Bednarovsky: loving husband, supportive father, and doting grandpa. I love you grandpa.

As 2023 comes to a close, I asked my mom, Susie, and my sister, Amanda, to interview me. On this episode, I share a bit about my graduate school journey, how I came to create this podcast, and some of the things I plan to do in 2024!

Big shout out to my family for jumping in and helping me get this episode out.

You can find me on instagram ⁠⁠⁠@christymarieu⁠⁠

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This episode features Marie Jette, an Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology-Head & Neck Surgery and Voice & Upper Airway Disorders Specialist. On this episode Marie has us all wanting to get our PhD as Speech Language Pathologists. We talk about her chronic cough research, details about pursing a PhD, and we touch ever so lightly on working with the head and neck cancer population.

You can find Marie on Instagram @mariejettephdslp

follow on X (formerly twitter) @mariejetteslp

via email [email protected]

on LinkedIn

She also mentioned great resources through UW Madison, which can be found here

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This episode features Khaki Brown, a NICU SLP with a mind and drive to help and support others speech therapists interested in working in the NICU. On this episode Khaki tells us how she got into working in the NICU, advice for those who are interested in the same path, and some tools to help us feel better prepared! Khaki also provides an ASHA certified CE course that can be found here, and will open again in early 2024!

You can find Khaki on Instagram @khakifeedsbabies

or on her website Khaki Feeds Babies

She also mentioned this incredible resource, NANT

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The 2023 ASHA Convention wrapped on Saturday and we are here to tell you all about our experience!

This episode features Hayley Ratzan-Wank and Mattie Kennedy, and it was their first time at the convention. It was only my second time, my first time was as a leveler, and the experience was completely different!! Follow along to hear about our favorite sessions and booths, advice for future first timers, and our key take aways!

You can follow Hayley on Instagram ⁠⁠@hayleywank⁠⁠ or on LinkedIn

You can follow Mattie on Instagram @mkennedy9

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The 2023 ASHA Convention is upon us!!

This episode features Hayley Ratzan-Wank, a graduate student at The University of Colorado, Boulder. Today we are future casting our ASHA plans as this is Hayley's first time and my second! We talk about session we are looking forward to, set some goals for ourselves, and shared some tips we've come across for anyone else who might be a first timer!

You can follow Hayley ⁠@hayleywank⁠

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