How to Choose CEU Courses
Consider an area you feel week in, that you have a significant number of learners in (for example if you are weak in stuttering but don’t have any students who stutter, that wouldn’t be your best choice)
Consider your population (for example, if you see a lot of a certain area, focus on where your learner’s needs are and choose a few of those)
The cohosts discussed the pros and cons of different ways to get your CEUs: free online CEU conferences, online CEU memberships, and in-person conferences
Are you a “CEU completer”? What does that mean? How can CEU Completers not feel FOMO and the pressure to take all the courses?
Sarah talks about what it’s like to get audited for your CEUs and what she does now to avoid this happening again
How we budget for CEUs and how much money we spend
Self Care Challenge
Create a nourishing list and a draining list of your daily activities
Take the Maslach Burnout Inventory (you can find it online and it’s a quick quiz); and if you want more on burnout listen to Episode 39 and Episode 47.
Work Setting Transitions
In this segment we discuss:
How do you know when it’s time to make an SLP job transition?
What is it like to switch from schools to telepractice?
What is it like to switch from schools to private practice?
What can SLPs do to ease the transition when there is a setting change?
Lazy Lesson
Sarie shares an easy lesson using the Audiojack app.
