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SLP Happy Hour is a podcast for caring SLPs who want more calm and less chaos in their workday. We are passionate about combating perfectionism and helping SLPs create stronger and healthier relationships with their work worlds, and to have more fun and calm at home. On the podcast, we talk about happiness, SLP lesson fails, easy (lazy) lessons, new habits, and tips and tricks for maintaining more SLP calm.
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In this episode, Sarah and Suzanne Aldrich discuss Suzanne's private practice - focusing on Speech Sound Disorders (SSDs) for the birth-5 population.Full show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/164Suzanne on IGFunctional Words for Apraxia Resource
:31In this varied interview with Danielle Guenther and Nikki Hunjan (and host Sarah), the trio discusses:The emotions and caring that go into this workSeparating your identity from your jobThe amount of money and time SLPs spend of their own for this career...and moreTime Stamps(0:00) Intro & Our Careers so Far(2:13) Clinic vs Schools: Pros and Cons(5:23) Life Changes & Job Changes(7:00) Identity & Being an SLP(19:20) Lesson Planning(23:00) Spending Less Money on Games & Materials(25:00) Wrap UpResources Show NotesNewsletterLate Talkers E-Book Review the Podcast
In this episode w/ Klaire Brumbaugh (IG: slpwithdr.b), the following topics are discussed: Managing treatment overwhelm (all the SSD approaches!) Choosing an SSD approachAre we supposed to do these approaches as outlined in the studies? How do we implement them in the real world of therapy sessions? Show NotesFull show notes at: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/163Time Stamps (0:00) Intro(1:17) Burnout (7:16) Choosing an SSD approach Overwhelm(9:33) Myths in Treating SSDs & Implementing Research as Published (16:33) Do we need 100 trials per session to be effective? (19:50) Choosing Approaches & Combining Approaches (23:30) Case Study: 4.5yo, suspected CAS, significant phonological disorder(26:05) Complexity Approach (28:53) Stimulability Approach (30:01) Case Study 2: 4yo, suspected motor speech disorder, shuts down and isn't imitating in speech sessions (33:00) Core Vocabulary Approach (36:40) Further Resources (40:00) Encouragement for SLPs treating SSDs (40:55) Outro Resources Scip App (Sound Contrasts in Phonology) StaRt App (for /r/ sound) Informed SLP SSD Article Ulster University SSD Approaches Choice Tool
In this episode, Sarah shares toys she uses for toddlers and preschoolers with expressive language delay. You will also learn TONS of play-based ideas for using these toys in early sessions.Links:Full Show Notes Late Talkers E-BookBlog post that accompanies this episode
This episode covers what it's like to work in the schools as a speech language pathologist. Guests Rachel Archambault and Megan Stewart do a deep dive into creating a sustainable career as a school SLP. Whether you are new to the profession or are a seasoned SLP, this thoughtful discussion covers:✔️ pros and cons of working in the school setting ✔️ advocating for yourself as your caseload grows✔️ how to deal with SLP guilt about the things you can't do ✔️ pacing your day ✔️ how to spot a toxic work environment & factors you'll find in a healthy workplace✔️ tips for changing jobs - information to gather at the interview and before you commit to a new employer ...and moreFull show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/161Late Talkers e-book: https://www.slphappyhour.com/shop/latetalkersebook Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
This interview with Crystal Lara-Nava and Sara Serota is wide ranging and covers:How to support yourself and advocate for yourself as an SLP without childrenWhat To Say & What Not To SayAre we still good SLPs? Can we understand the full SLP experience without children? (The short answer: yes.) 'Full Show Notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/160Private Practice Coaching: www.slphappyhour.com/coachNewsletter: www.slphappyhour.com/newsletterReview the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
Are you an SLP dealing with imposter syndrome? In this panel discussion with host Sarah and guests Emily Cohen (Tandem Speech) and Nikki Hunjan (Teach Speech 365), you’ll hear more about the topic from practicing SLPs.Topics Discussed:What is Imposter Syndrome (IS) and what is it’s history?What are different ways IS presents itself in the early stages?What can we do about IS?How can we offer more grace and flexibility to ourselves and the students and families we work with?Full show notes, including an episode transcript: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/159Please review the podcast wherever you listen to podcasts! To review the show: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
Are you an SLP interested in opening a private practice?Or, are you curious about what it might be like to own your own private practice?In this Episode, Sarah interviews Cass Kim of Central Oahu Speech as they discuss the myths versus realities of owning your own practice.Time Stamps0:00 Intro0:40 Cass’s Books 3:31 Myth 1: You need to see students 40 hours per week to be full time 6:10 Myth 2: I’ll be earning six figures in private practice 8:38 Myth 3: I should be private pay only 12:16 Myth 4: Insurance is complicated and time consuming 16:30 Myth 5: If there are waiting lists in my area, I’ll get full quickly 20:00 Myth 6: It’s more cost effective to drive to homes versus have a physical space29:08 Important things to consider when opening a private practice, boundaries in private practice35:53 Who is a good candidate for opening a private practice? For full show notes visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/158Topics Discussed:Should I take insurance?Should I drive to homes or have a physical space?How long can it take to get full?Who is private practice good for?In this candid interview, Sarah and Cass also discuss their favorite (and least favorite) parts of owning a practice.ResourcesTeacher Handouts for Autism Private Practice Coaching with Sarah
In this episode with medical SLP Rinki Varindani Desai, we discuss:How do you know when it's time to make a career transition?How can you work past fear of the unknown?What is a good first step when you know you want to make a change, but don't know what that change should be?For more on Rinki, visit the show notes or follow the STEP Community or Rinki on Instagam. Show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/157Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/3piL2VD
Links for books mentioned: https://amzn.to/3rczOc0 (Affiliate Link)Show Notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/156Books Mentioned and Time Stamps: 3:57 Mexican Gothic4:43 Anatomy a Love Story6:15 The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches7:04 Lost Coast Literary8:00 Murder in an Irish Village9:47 Ravenfall11:09 The Wisteria Society of Lady ScoundrelsCorrections/Clarification: The Agatha Christie Book I'm reading the The Murder of Roger Ackroid (not Daniel); Murder in an Irish Village James is the suspect (I say subject - meaning of the murder investigation).Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
Do you have a private practice? Are you considering opening one? Canceled appointments can be frustrating as they reduce your income - especially when they are late notice. So, let's make a plan to address this common issue. In this episode, Sarah walks you through specific situations in which cancels occur and what to do about them in private practice, including:Families who cancel for a lot of the summerFamilies who often cancel for illnessFamilies who don't give 24 hour noticeIf you'd like Sarah to coach you as you build your private practice, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/coach For monthly (or so) updates including easy lesson ideas:www.slphappyhour.com/newsletterReview the podcast:https://apple.co/2PuZc8cUpdate: I'm no longer scheduling for 6 extra sessions per week for cancels, I'm doing more like 3. That said, I need to bump it up to 4-5 extra sessions (once you listen to the episode, you'll understand the context). Cancellation rates are a moving target, so I'm still adjusting.
In this episode with Megan Stewart from Sensible Literacy, we discuss:Our favorite books for prek, early elementary and later elementaryOur favorite books for interests (space, dinosaurs, trains)For full show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/154
In this episode, Sarah shares 5 Common Mistakes SLPs make in sessions for Childhood Apraxia of Speech and what to do instead.Show Notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/153Apraxia Treatment Bundle (link)
In this episode with Megan Stewart from Sensible Literacy, you’ll learn:About her position specializing in AAC in the schoolsThe pros and cons of her jobWhat has (and hasn’t helped) as she’s approached burnoutMegan also asks Sarah about self care, her favorite population to work with, and where she’d live if she could choose.This episode ends with a self care challenge that includes saying no and editing your to-do list.Resources Show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/152Review the Podcast Newsletter Parent Handouts Bundle
In this episode Sara Serota, a school SLP in California shares: How she started specializing in the schools (deaf/HOH population) Resources to specialize in this areaWorking as a team member for positive outcomes in the school setting Tips to reduce service or exit students who are ready to do so Show notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/151Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
In this conversation with Carly Bereznay, an SLP and BCBA, you'll learn 5 tips for what to look for an an ABA clinic. Regardless of our own opinions on ABA as SLPs, many of our students go to ABA clinics. In this episode you'll learn 5 things to look for in an ABA clinic so that you can support families in looking for high quality service and not falling into the trap of "big box ABA clinics."Show Notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/150
In this episode, new SLP Private Practice Owner Kenzie Thomas (Homegrown Speech) asks Sarah questions about starting a private practice.In this episode, you'll learn:How to set your rateHow to decide if you'll accept insurance, and if so which plans to become in network withHow to have a systematized process to accept referrals...and moreShow notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/149
In this episode, Sarah shares 5 tips for incorporating songs into your sessions for Gestalt Language Processors (GLPs). Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro & Information on Gestalt Language Processors 8:00 Research on Music & Speech Therapy10:30 5 Tips For Music & Gestalt Language Processors 24:15 Review & Further Thoughts Full Show Notes: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/148Gestalt and Songs: https://www.slphappyhour.com/shop/autism-and-songs-gestalt-language-stages-1-3
In this episode you’ll learn 5 things not to say to someone experiencing grief, loss or trauma - and what to say instead. Cohosted by Rachel Archambault (@ptsd.slp) For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour/show-notes/147Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
In this cohosted episode with Rachel Archambault (@ptsd.slp), the cohosts discuss their current struggles with work-life fit, how they manage time, and Rachel shares a burnout story.For full show notes, visit: www.slphappyhour.com/show-notes/146Review the Podcast: https://apple.co/2PuZc8c
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For anyone who is like me and had no idea what SLP meant. SLP is a Speech-Language Pathologist. It irritated me that it wasn't explained anywhere, so I just googled it