Telepractice Today

Telepractice Today

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Telepractice Today episodes

  • Mark Parsons Discusses Apheleia Speech & Getabeona

    Mark previously worked in project management with his mechanical engineering background. Nowadays, he focuses on helping speech-language pathologists through Abeona with all things tech related. Ranging from websites and digital marketing to streamlining with custom automations and systems. Aside from helping numerous SLPs achieve their business goals, Mark is also operating a fast-growing online speech therapy business with his wife, Lauren (Apheleia Speech). Alongside growing both these successful businesses, they also recently welcomed their firstborn son into the family in 2020. In his free time, he travels with loved ones and reads books regularly to learn more from the world. He also enjoys sports and being active.

     

    39 min
  • Ebony Green Discusses Private Practice & Securing Contracts
    Ebony Green, M.S., CCC-SLP has a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a Master’s degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Northern Arizona University. She is the owner of CASA Speech Therapy, LLC and provides contracted teletherapy services in public schools and private schools.  Ebony is the founder of SLP CEO Solutions, a business consulting company that provides online education and support to speech and OT professionals who are interested in working in special education as contracted providers. Ebony designed and developed her signature School Contracting Masterclass program in 2020 to help fill the gap between the need in schools for contracted special education service providers and the skills needed to successfully respond to requests for proposals during the contracting process. To date, Ebony has helped dozens of speech language pathologists learn about  how to successfully bid on and obtain school contracts.
    1 hr 3 min
  • Julie Sovinsky Discusses Transitioning to Telepractice

    Julie Sovinsky, M.H.Sc., SLP is a bilingual (English-French) pediatric speech-language pathologist in Ottawa, Canada. She is the founder of Sweet Speech Therapy, a virtual speech and language clinic. Julie loves working with families of late talkers and children with speech sound disorders. She has been a lover of teletherapy for over a year and an SLP since 2013.

    33 min
  • Aaron Ziegler Discusses Preventing & Treating Phonogenic Voice Problems

    Aaron Ziegler, PhD, CCC-SLP, is Director and Speech-Language Pathologist at The Wellness Group for Voice, Speech, and Swallowing, a group practice serving the U.S. West Coast and Idaho with in-person and telehealth services. Dr. Ziegler is Co-founder of the Confident Clinician Cooperative, LP. His clinical interests include vocal aging, vocal injury prevention, and gender expansive voice and communication. Dr. Ziegler has published research, funded in part through the National Institutes of Health, on models of voice therapy and prevention including the co-development of Phonation Resistance Training Exercises (PhoRTE).

    58 min
  • Katrina Maxwell Discusses Mindfulness and Yoga

    Katrina holds a Master of Science in Speech Language Pathology from Loma Linda University, is a certified yoga instructor, and certified children’s yoga instructor. Katrina served on the California Speech and Hearing Early Intervention (CSHA) Task Force and Legislative Board and completed the CSHA Leadership Program. She has been active in her state and national organizations keeping up with current research. She has worked with kids of all ages and abilities for over 15 years within education programs in North County San Diego and across the globe.

    Right now more than ever our kids need love, support, and resources to help guide them through these challenging times. Through Bagus LLC, Katrina is dedicated to providing the support and services kids need right now.

    37 min
  • Elizabeth Hepler Discusses Children with Autism

    Elizabeth Hepler began working as an SLP in 2005. She has served in school, preschool, early intervention, & teletherapy settings.  Elizabeth is the Mom of 4 children (3 who have ADHD diagnosis, 1 who is also autistic).  Working from "both sides of the table" has been helpful in forming close relationships with families.  "I personally understand the challenges parents face."  I find that a family-centered approach is the most functional.”  Elizabeth is working towards TEACCH certification. Contact her at: www.ausomeslp.com or [email protected]

     

    45 min
  • Beata Klarowska Discusses TheraPlatform & the Virtual Speech Center

    Beata Klarowska, M.S. CCC-SLP is a speech-language pathologist and a founder of TheraPlatform, an EMR, practice management and teletherapy platform; and Virtual Speech Center, an app development company. She strives to provide therapists with tools for telepractice and to date has developed over 40 apps for speech, language and cognition. When away from technology, she enjoys cooking, hiking, and playing with her two boys.

    41 min
  • Katie Brown Discusses Working with Adults Post Stroke & TBI

    Katie Brown, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIS is a speech-language pathologist and certified brain injury specialist from Buffalo, NY. She owns a private practice called Neuro Speech Solutions where she specializes in stroke and brain injury rehab for adults. Katie strives to help her patients regain their communication in order to strengthen their social interactions and life participation. She is an advocate for functional, person-centered therapy and creates materials to help other SLPs gain confidence implementing this approach.

    Link to Telepractice Survey:

    https://fhsucahss.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eqwzbavUavq6hzD

    36 min
  • Jordyn Carroll Discusses Cultural Diversity In Telepractice

    Jordyn Carroll is a school-based speech-language pathologist in Washington, D.C. She uses her social media platform to serve as representation in and outside of the field. Jordyn went to undergrad at the University of Redlands, where she first encountered the lack of diversity in speech pathology. After attending Howard University for graduate school, Jordyn started her business based in advocacy, creating representative materials and apparel, and "being the person she needed when she was younger."

    41 min
  • Meera Deters Discusses Certifications & Super Speech Solutions

    Meera Deters, M.A., CCC-SLP, BCTS, ACAS is the owner of Super Speech Solutions, a concierge private practice that provides online Speech Therapy to Texans.  She helps children and adults improve their speech and language skills so that they can communicate better.  Meera is very passionate about her job.

    Meera received her Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology from Our Lady of the Lake University in 2006.  She has worked in a variety of settings including hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, inpatient/outpatient rehabilitation clinics, charter schools, and private practices over the past fourteen years.

    Meera specializes in accent modification and child language disorders, with an emphasis on children who have autism. 

    Certifications/ Awards:

    • Completed Phase 1 out of 3 for American Speech Language Hearing Association language certification
    • Certified Brain Injury Specialist
    • BCST: Board Certified Telepractice Specialist
    • ACAS: Advanced Certified Autism Specialist
    • a basic DIR/Floortime provider
    • 3 Awards for Continuing Education (ACE) through the American Speech Language Hearing Association

    When she is not thinking about speech, Meera loves to spend time with her husband Jeff, cook, watch Hallmark movies, and go on walks with their dog, Daisy.

    52 min

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Increasingly, healthcare and educational professionals are delivering services using teleconferencing platforms. For speech-language pathologists and audiologists, delivering diagnostic and treatment…