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Explore " school slp" with insightful episodes like "Effectively Working with Social Workers & School Psychologists - Renee Larson, MSW, NCSP", "Activities for Preschoolers & Young Children - 5 Ideas in 30 Minutes", "Episode 5: Pediatric Feeding Disorders", "Behavior Challenges: 5 Ideas in 30 Minutes for Speech Pathologists" and "Parent Coaching with Teach Speech - Kacy Wickerson MA, CCC-SLP" from podcasts like ""SLP Full Disclosure", "SLP Full Disclosure", "Understanding Dysphagia", "SLP Full Disclosure" and "SLP Full Disclosure"" and more!

Episodes (28)

Effectively Working with Social Workers & School Psychologists - Renee Larson, MSW, NCSP

On this episode, we had the privilege to welcome a clinician who has worked both as a social worker and school psychologist during her career. Special guest, Renee Larson, MSW, NCSP, shared her journey through both disciplines, outlined effective communication practices between SLPs and school psychologists, offered her self-care advice for school clinicians, and more.

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We Discuss

(0:00) Show introduction and Renee’s career background
(8:11) Pursuing a school psych career as a social worker
(13:06) Role difference between a School Psych and School Social Worker 15:43
(15:44) The role of a School Social Worker
(21:49) Effective communication between SLPs and School Psychologists
(26:09) Approaching student evaluations as an interdisciplinary team
(33:26) Discussing the use of the Discrepancy Model in schools
(37:33) Common misconceptions about School Psychologists
(40:55) Self-care advice for school professionals

About Renee Larson, MSW, NCSP

Renee has worked for many years providing mental health services to children and families as well as working for school districts as both a school social worker and a school psychologist. She has worked directly for school districts as an employee and has worked as a contracted provider—most recently, working with AMN Healthcare for three years, as a consultant to the schools team. In her current role, she is the mental health program specialist assisting districts and providers with servicing the mental/behavioral health and special education needs of students ages 3-21. Renee is also the mother of two adult children and the proud gramma of her 5-year-old grandson.

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About the Show

Producer – Jonathan Cary

Assistant Producers – Katie Schrauben & Sam MacKay

Music & Editing – Aidan Dykes

enSeptember 13, 2021

speech-language pathologist

speech-language pathology

Activities for Preschoolers & Young Children - 5 Ideas in 30 Minutes

On this special edition of 5 Ideas in 30 Minutes, we turn up the fun in discussing activities for preschoolers and young children! Sure to keep your kiddos smiling, the speech therapy activity ideas include creating an obstacle course, balloon activities, moving therapy outside the classroom, and more.

We Discuss

(0:00) Introduction
(4:44) Idea #1: Create an obstacle course or scavenger hunt
(12:00) Idea #2: Group centric sequencing activities
(17:38) Idea #3: Balloons!
(22:52) Idea #4: Move therapy outside the classroom
(26:48) Idea #5: Incorporate water into therapy

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About the Show

Producer – Jonathan Cary

Assistant Producer – Katie Schrauben

Assistant Producer – Sam MacKay

Music & Editing – Aidan Dykes

enAugust 16, 2021

speech-language pathologist

speech-language pathology

Episode 5: Pediatric Feeding Disorders

Guest: Kristen West, MS, CCC-SLP - Everything is connected within the realm of SLP; nutrition, education, family dynamics, environmental factors, to name but a few. Our guest today works at the intersection of all of these. Her name is Kristen West, and she is an expert on all things related to Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD). One in 37 children under five in the United States struggle with PFDs, and we are thrilled that there is soon to be an ICD 10 code that accurately captures PFDs for the first time. Alongside numerous other roles, Kristen is the Director of Education for the Dysphagia Outreach Project (DOP), and the work she is doing through this organization is what forms the basis of our conversation today. Kristen is passionate about equipping communities with the skills and resources they need in order to ensure the best possible outcomes for children with feeding and swallowing issues. The lack of continuity of care, overarching feeding programs, and funding, make this a difficult task, but Kristen is well prepared for the challenge. Kristen shares with us today what she has learned over many years about bridging the gap between knowledge and action, sharing resources, transition meetings, and the importance of getting everyone on board with the mission to help children who are struggling with PFD’s. Feeding is a paramount life skill, and the interventions that DOP is implementing, are changing lives!

Understanding Dysphagia

en-usJune 17, 2021

Behavior Challenges: 5 Ideas in 30 Minutes for Speech Pathologists

We Discuss

Introduction to the “5 Ideas in 30 Minutes” Series (00:57);

Idea #1: Motivator Inventory (03:02);

Idea #2: Create rules and regulations together with your students (07:44);

Idea #3: Plan on fading behavioral supports over time (12:23);

Idea #4: Schedule individual check-ins with students (18:47);

Idea #5: Give your students a job to do (23:37);

About the Show

Produced by Jonathan Cary 

Music and Editing by Aidan Dykes 

SLP Full Disclosure

enFebruary 01, 2021

slp

speech therapy

speech language pathology

speech language pathologist

school slp

Parent Coaching with Teach Speech - Kacy Wickerson MA, CCC-SLP

We Discuss

Introduction to Kacy and her career journey (04:34);

Kacy’s Teach Speech origin and mission (08:59);

Establishing a strong relationship with parents (15:43);

Common concerns from parents about their child’s treatment (23:58);

Best practices for successful parent therapy involvement (26:46);

Kacy’s Late Talking Toddler Accelerator Program (38:28);

Being culturally responsive when working with parents (42:17);

Growing and navigating your own business as an SLP (44:54);

Kacy’s coaching program resources (47:28);

About Kacy Wickerson MA, CCC-SLP

Kacy Wickerson (of “KlassicKacy” on YouTube) is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist and Owner/CEO of Teach Speech LLC. During the second semester of her first year in grad school, she decided to pick up a camera and start telling her story. She created her YouTube channel “KlassicKacy” with hopes of connecting with her SLP community and inspiring SLPToBe’s to keep pushing through their journey.

Through her practice Teach Speech, she’s helped hundreds of parents understand communication development, why it is important, and how they can take an active role in improving communication under their own roof.

She does this through Teach Speech courses, and her signature intimate coaching programs that offer guided support for parents to strengthen the child’s speech and language skills right in the comfort of their own home.

When she’s not educating parents and inspiring SLPs, you can find her watching YouTube videos, playing with her Goldendoodle Kash, or catching up on audiobooks.

Where to Find Kacy Online:

You can also email her: learn@teachspeechservices.com & info@klassickacy.com!

About the Show

Produced by Jonathan Cary 

Music and Editing by Aidan Dykes 

enJanuary 18, 2021

Life as a Juvenile Forensic SLP - Dr. Shameka Stanford MS, CCC-SLP

We Discuss

Introduction to Dr. Stanford and her career journeys (02:37);

Dr. Stanford’s research in her current setting (06:04);

An overview of the Juvenile Forensic SLP discipline (08:05);

A day in the life of a Juvenile Forensic SLP (12:38);

The types of clients Dr. Stanford works with as a Juvenile Forensic SLP (15:27);

Assessing diagnoses with clients (20:01);

Interpreting and addressing student behaviors (33:54);

Advocating for students in the school to prison pipeline (39:37);

Additional resources for SLPs to consider (48:28);

About Dr. Shameka Stanford MS, CCC-SLP

Dr. Shameka Stanford is an Associate Professor in the Communication Sciences and Disorders department at Howard University and the Juvenile Forensic Speech-Language Pathologist. Dr. Stanford is the first and only Juvenile Forensic SLP in the United States.

Her clinical and scholarly work specializes in Juvenile Forensics, Law Enforcement Interaction with youth with CD, and child language disorders. Her research focuses on the Confluence and Impact of cognitive and communication disorders on the school-to-confinement pipeline, status offenses, involvement with the criminal justice system, law enforcement interaction, and criminal recidivism in youth placed at-risk for delinquency and crime (especially Black and Brown youth from under-resourced areas).

Dr. Stanford is also a clinically certified and licensed speech-language pathologist and is licensed to practice in Maryland, Washington, D.C, and North Carolina. Through her work, she has created cutting edge social justice and juvenile justice specialty courses for graduate CSD students, nationally known training programs for law enforcement and legal counsel, and national and international CE workshops and training for licensed SLP clinicians.

To continue following Dr. Stanford’s incredible story, find her on Instagram!

About the Show

Produced by Jonathan Cary 

Music and Editing by Aidan Dykes 

enDecember 21, 2020

speech language pathology

travel slp

Working With Pediatric Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clients - Wendy Deters MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVEd & Tatum Fritz MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVT

We Discuss

Introduction to Wendy and Tatum and their career journeys (01:04);

A typical workday at an EI spoken language program in a school (07:11);

The EI treatment process for deaf and hard of hearing clients (15:15);

ASL vs. Spoken language modalities (22:25);

Using amplification devices with EI clients (31:26);

Advice for public school SLPs with deaf and hard of hearing students (40:31);

About Wendy Deters MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVEd & Tatum Fritz MS, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert AVT

Wendy and Tatum work together with the pediatric population, specializing in early intervention for deaf and hard of hearing children through Child’s Voice – a program in Chicago, IN, working to provide children with hearing loss the opportunity to listen and speak again.

Find Wendy and Tatum On Instagram:

@tatumfritzslp

@wendydetersslp

@childs_voice

About the Show

Contact Us: slpfulldisclosure@gowithadvanced.com

Website:https://www.advancedtraveltherapy.com/slpfulldisclosure/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gowithadvanced

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gowithadvanced/

Produced by Jonathan Cary 

Music and Editing by Aidan Dykes 

enDecember 07, 2020

Promoting Empathy, Representation, and Advocacy in the SLP Field - Jordyn Carroll MS, CCC-SLP

We Discuss

Introduction to Jordyn and her background as an SLP (00:52);

The significance of “ACEs” or Adverse Childhood Experiences (07:42);

The Platinum Rule of empathy (15:14);

Unexpected behavior vs. bad behavior (21:21);

Representation in the SLP field and therapy materials (30:06);

Countering the lack of diversity in the SLP field (43:06);

Jordyn’s company, JRC the SLP (47:46);

About Jordyn Carroll MS, CCC-SLP

Jordyn is a school-based Speech-Language Pathologist in Washington, D.C, specializing in culturally responsive therapy and child language development. Jordyn emphasizes the importance of being the person you needed when you were younger. She creates products and materials with the intention of serving as representation both in and outside the field of speech-language pathology.

Link to shop: jrctheslp.com/shop

Find Jordyn on Instagram: @JRC_theSLP

About the Show

Contact Us: slpfulldisclosure@gowithadvanced.com

Website:https://www.advancedtraveltherapy.com/slpfulldisclosure/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gowithadvanced

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gowithadvanced/

Produced by Jonathan Cary 

Music and Editing by Aidan Dykes 

SLP Full Disclosure

enNovember 09, 2020

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