Where’s My Lane? Navigating Overlapping Roles in Pediatric Treatment – Ep. 102
SLPs roles often overlap with other professions. While collaboration is highly desirable, sometimes roles overlap so much as to be almost indistinguishable.
Hitting the Pause Button – Ep. 100
To mark the 100th episode, Dan (our business manager) interviews Denise about her favorite episodes, the beginnings of the podcast, and what the future holds for The Speech Umbrella.
Exploring the Impact of Leading and Lagging Indicators in Therapy, Part 2 – Ep. 96
Do you ever wonder just what your data is telling you, and how to use your data to help your clients progress? If so, then this episode is tailor made for you!
Exploring the Impact of Leading and Lagging Indicators in Therapy, Part 1 – Ep. 95
Knowing whether you’re measuring leading indicators, which predict future outcomes, or lagging indicators, which measure past success, is key to understanding what your data tells you.
Puzzled by Learned Nasal Air Emission? You’re Not Alone – Ep. 93
Tired of feeling perplexed by nasal air emission and phoneme-specific nasal emission? We’ve got you covered in this enlightening episode!
Exploring Airway Health and Speech Therapy Connections with Dr. Shereen Lim – Ep. 92
This podcast is one you won’t want to miss. My guest is Dr. Shereen Lim, a dentist who specializes in airway health. Dr Lim has written a book called Breath, Sleep, Thrive: Discover how airway health can unlock your child’s greater health, learning, and potential.
A Balanced Approach to R Therapy, Part Two – Ep. 81
Today I’m talking about the third pillar, relaxed production, and I’ll also be addressing phonemic awareness.
A Balanced Approach to R Therapy, Part One – Ep. 80
Today I’m going to discuss oral resting posture and the first two pillars of my R program.
Digging Into Stability and Mobility with Char Boshart – Ep. 79
Today’s episode is called Digging Into Stability and Mobility With Char Boshart and we are going to learn so much from her.
All About L – Ep. 67
Today’s podcast is focused on L. While there’s no doubt R can be a puzzler, L isn’t far behind. Final L can be one of the most perplexing sounds for clients to master.