Episodes

After a harrowing year in which COVID-19 wreaked havoc, we're bringing you a show about your colleagues' outlook on the new year. Many are hoping for fresh starts and meaningful change. In the first segment, audiologists and SLPs share what they're looking forward to in 2021--including increased cultural responsiveness and improved physical and mental health. Then audiologist Carrie Spangler recounts her experience of receiving a cochlear implant (CI) after working in the field for more than ...

After a harrowing year in which COVID-19 wreaked havoc, we're bringing you a show about your colleagues' outlook on the new year. Many are hoping for fresh starts and meaningful change. In the first segment, audiologists and SLPs share what they're looking forward to in 2021--including increased cultural responsiveness and improved physical and mental health. Then audiologist Carrie Spangler recounts her experience of receiving a cochlear implant (CI) after working in the field for more than ...

The podcast brings you a short update pointing you to the episodes you listened to most this year. We also preview some of what’s next, and how you can share feedback and topic suggestions.

The podcast brings you a short update pointing you to the episodes you listened to most this year. We also preview some of what’s next, and how you can share feedback and topic suggestions.

The podcast brings you a short update pointing you to the episodes you listened to most this year. We also preview some of what’s next, and how you can share feedback and topic suggestions.

We’re joined by the host of “The Swallow Your Pride Podcast.” A specialist in swallowing disorders, Theresa Richard shares what she’s learned while hosting the show aimed at SLPs managing dysphagia. We discuss Theresa’s path to the health care field, the origins of her podcast, and what it’s been like to speak to SLPs working on the front lines against COVID-19. Plus, Theresa shares a few of the episodes that changed how she practices.

We’re joined by the host of “The Swallow Your Pride Podcast.” A specialist in swallowing disorders, Theresa Richard shares what she’s learned while hosting the show aimed at SLPs managing dysphagia. We discuss Theresa’s path to the health care field, the origins of her podcast, and what it’s been like to speak to SLPs working on the front lines against COVID-19. Plus, Theresa shares a few of the episodes that changed how she practices.

We’re joined by the host of “The Swallow Your Pride Podcast.” A specialist in swallowing disorders, Theresa Richard shares what she’s learned while hosting the show aimed at SLPs managing dysphagia. We discuss Theresa’s path to the health care field, the origins of her podcast, and what it’s been like to speak to SLPs working on the front lines against COVID-19. Plus, Theresa shares a few of the episodes that changed how she practices.

We’re talking about swallowing disorders in the time of COVID with two expert SLPs. Johns Hopkins’ Martin Brodsky joins us to trace the challenges facing clinicians tasked with managing dysphagia during the pandemic. He tells us what’s changed since the pandemic began, what he’s heard while serving on the Dysphagia Research Society (DRS) COVID-19 Task Force, and the important role of clinicians in research. Then, we talk telepractice. With concerns over infection control and closed facilities, s...

We’re talking about swallowing disorders in the time of COVID with two expert SLPs. Johns Hopkins’ Martin Brodsky joins us to trace the challenges facing clinicians tasked with managing dysphagia during the pandemic. He tells us what’s changed since the pandemic began, what he’s heard while serving on the Dysphagia Research Society (DRS) COVID-19 Task Force, and the important role of clinicians in research. Then, we talk telepractice. With concerns over infection control and closed facilities, s...

We’re talking about swallowing disorders in the time of COVID with two expert SLPs. Johns Hopkins’ Martin Brodsky joins us to trace the challenges facing clinicians tasked with managing dysphagia during the pandemic. He tells us what’s changed since the pandemic began, what he’s heard while serving on the Dysphagia Research Society (DRS) COVID-19 Task Force, and the important role of clinicians in research. Then, we talk telepractice. With concerns over infection control and closed facilities, s...

As health care SLPs face rising COVID-19 numbers again, we're revisiting our earlier conversation with SLP Tami Altschuler. The patient-provider communication specialist shares stories of loss, recovery, sickness, and stigma as she walks us through the hallways of the NYU Langone Medical Center. She also shares lessons learned from facing a surge.

As health care SLPs face rising COVID-19 numbers again, we're revisiting our earlier conversation with SLP Tami Altschuler. The patient-provider communication specialist shares stories of loss, recovery, sickness, and stigma as she walks us through the hallways of the NYU Langone Medical Center. She also shares lessons learned from facing a surge.

As health care SLPs face rising COVID-19 numbers again, we're revisiting our earlier conversation with SLP Tami Altschuler. The patient-provider communication specialist shares stories of loss, recovery, sickness, and stigma as she walks us through the hallways of the NYU Langone Medical Center. She also shares lessons learned from facing a surge.

We bring you the story of how discussions of race between Ingrid Desormes and her rehabilitation unit's supervisor Christie Miller led to new learning--and friendship. Their talks began when Desormes joined the unit at Bethesda Hospital in 2019. In the time since, Miller says she’s changed the way she approaches racial issues in and outside the workplace. The two SLPs join the podcast for a conversation about race, the workplace, and the role of their friendship in how they discuss this import...

We bring you the story of how discussions of race between Ingrid Desormes and her rehabilitation unit's supervisor Christie Miller led to new learning--and friendship. Their talks began when Desormes joined the unit at Bethesda Hospital in 2019. In the time since, Miller says she’s changed the way she approaches racial issues in and outside the workplace. The two SLPs join the podcast for a conversation about race, the workplace, and the role of their friendship in how they discuss this import...

We bring you the story of how discussions of race between Ingrid Desormes and her rehabilitation unit's supervisor Christie Miller led to new learning--and friendship. Their talks began when Desormes joined the unit at Bethesda Hospital in 2019. In the time since, Miller says she’s changed the way she approaches racial issues in and outside the workplace. The two SLPs join the podcast for a conversation about race, the workplace, and the role of their friendship in how they discuss this import...

Today we look at  ways   SLPs can work with families to cultivate a strong sense of self in children with autism. Of course, SLPs know the importance of  helping a child with autism  become empowered and  believe in themselves, and today’s guests make that a priority. SLPs Rachel Dorsey and Jessie Ginsburg share  strategies and examples of ways to help foster  this positive  outlook with a strengths-based approach. They discuss the importance of word-choice and language when working with paren...

Today we look at  ways   SLPs can work with families to cultivate a strong sense of self in children with autism. Of course, SLPs know the importance of  helping a child with autism  become empowered and  believe in themselves, and today’s guests make that a priority. SLPs Rachel Dorsey and Jessie Ginsburg share  strategies and examples of ways to help foster  this positive  outlook with a strengths-based approach. They discuss the importance of word-choice and language when working with paren...

Today we look at  ways   SLPs can work with families to cultivate a strong sense of self in children with autism. Of course, SLPs know the importance of  helping a child with autism  become empowered and  believe in themselves, and today’s guests make that a priority. SLPs Rachel Dorsey and Jessie Ginsburg share  strategies and examples of ways to help foster  this positive  outlook with a strengths-based approach. They discuss the importance of word-choice and language when working with paren...

Mask muffling. Decreased intelligibility. Backlogged hearing screenings. These are just some of the challenges educational audiologists face this academic year. Today on the podcast, we discuss how educational audiologists are adapting their practices for the times, with the past, current, and incoming presidents of the Educational Audiology Association (EAA). We also talk telepractice. What are its benefits relative to in-person services? And what could it mean for the future of service deliver...

Mask muffling. Decreased intelligibility. Backlogged hearing screenings. These are just some of the challenges educational audiologists face this academic year. Today on the podcast, we discuss how educational audiologists are adapting their practices for the times, with the past, current, and incoming presidents of the Educational Audiology Association (EAA). We also talk telepractice. What are its benefits relative to in-person services? And what could it mean for the future of service deliver...

Mask muffling. Decreased intelligibility. Backlogged hearing screenings. These are just some of the challenges educational audiologists face this academic year. Today on the podcast, we discuss how educational audiologists are adapting their practices for the times, with the past, current, and incoming presidents of the Educational Audiology Association (EAA). We also talk telepractice. What are its benefits relative to in-person services? And what could it mean for the future of service deliver...

School is back in session. And it looks nothing like it normally does. After a summer of uncertainty about what to expect this fall, school-based SLPs are navigating back-to-back telepractice sessions, hybrid online/in-person models, and myriad infection-control measures. In this episode, we hear about how it's going. We asked five school-based SLPs: What has the start of the new academic year been like for you? And, how is it different from last spring? We talk about what they're doing to ke...