Today we’re talking to a physical therapist and educator who specializes in manual therapy. He teaches seminars to a variety of health professionals all around the globe, including SLPs !

Tune in to hear how Sarina made the decision to take a gap year and how she was able to make the most of it through relevant experiences. She has so much great advice to share!

Today we’re talking to upcoming SLP graduate student Tammy Le about her advice for students currently starting the application process, or trying to choose a program. In addition we'll talk about Tammy's experience as a minority in the SLP field and her advice for other minorities.

Today we’re talking to the founder of Smiles for Speech, a nonprofit that aids children with special needs in impoverished communities with therapeutic intervention and the resources they need to reach their full potential. Today we’ll be talking about how and why she founded her organization and her advice to current and future SLPs.

This episode focuses on Kelsey-Jo's experience not only as an international SLP student in the U.S. but also a new mom! Tune in to hear her advice!

This week I'm joined by two SLP grad students who presented at an ASHA conference about their experience coming from different professional backgrounds into an online SLP program.

This week we cover Rachel's CF, Home Health therapy, and the importance of the parent in the therapy team. In addition, we talk about the importance of play and how we can extend our therapy past the 30 minutes we have each week.

The Nice Speech Lady almost left the field of speech due to burnout. In this episode she shares how she was able to use self-care as away to improve her work life.

Tune in to hear from ASHA and NSSHLA author about her experiences as an SLPA, developmental specialist, her advice on managing mental health in graduate school, and more!

Join me as I talk to current SLP and life coach Kate Van Vuren about how to prevent burnout, imposter syndrome, and what to consider when choosing a job offer!