Have you wondered what’s out there as far as other job options? Toyed with the idea of quitting your job?

This episode discusses what to consider if you are contemplating a job change, and explores compassion fatigue - and how to tell if you have it.

The cohosts also share 5 tips to consider so you can say your best yes (and say no to everything else) and talk about their experiences with burnout and what they are saying YES to this year.

Have you struggled with burnout? Or do you know an SLP who has? We know burnout isn’t something unique to SLPs - healthcare and education are both careers with high burnout rates.

What causes burnout? What are the causes of burnout at the organizational level? Why are so many helping professionals burned out? And what can we do about it?

This episode, Sarah and Sarie talk about friendships (including SLP friendships).

How did the co-hosts meet?

What are their most annoying habits?
Do Sarie and Sarah really get along? When there is conflict, what is it about?

How do you know when you need to get space from a friendship?

How do you handle friend break ups?
How well do Sarie and Sarah really know each other? (With a pop quiz!)

Have you been curious about seeing private clients “on the side”? Want to know how to make private practice your side gig or transition into private practice?
In this episode, Jill Shook of www.privatepracticeslp.com, shares specific steps you should follow to get started. This episode shares go-to steps in order so you can avoid overwhelm and start seeing those clients!

Our short interview series continues! Up this episode, Bryony Rust from Salt and the Sea. Bryony was joining us for our first live interview all the way from the United Kingdom!

Bryony discusses her area of expertise: helping early communicators with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Bryony shares her philosophy on working with early learners, as well as some tips you can try right away to get started!

This episode, Sarah and Sarie talk about how to make friends when you move as an adult. Easier said than done, but not to worry - Sarie and Sarah have a step-by-step process to get you started.

Sarie also shares her road to becoming an SLP, and how she got to where she is today.

The co-hosts also answer a listener question:

Should you follow your passion in your work choice?

This episode also contains some SLP Wisdom, a way to take things off your to-do list.

In this Episode, we interview Felice Clark from The Dabbling Speechie about how to manage mixed groups.

How can you target multiple goals in one session? How do you take data for groups with different goals? How can you manage behavior and stay organized while targeting so many different objectives?

Felice has got you covered with that, and lesson ideas for mixed groups. Listen in, and be ready to manage your mixed group with more fun and ease!

This bonus episode, we share an interview with Kristin Cummings from Simply Speech. In this interview, you’ll hear about an easy lesson Kristin always has in her back pocket, and a lesson gone wrong that stopped before it even started.

Are you interested in essentialism? Would you like to be able to let things go more easily?

The hosts talk about the book Essentialism by Greg McKown and what this means to their work (and home) lives.

Sarah and Sarie also talk about their struggle to let things go - what has worked, what hasn't, and what they are trying next.

The hosts also discuss what they are making more time for, and how to make more time for it (Sarah's got a baking list at the ready!).

In an SLP Wisdom segment to help you move forward when you feel self doubt.

In this special episode, Sarah and Sarie share 10 easy lessons to make your SLP life run even more smoothly.

What’s an easy lesson?
One that can work:

• For mixed groups

• For a varied caseload

• Doesn’t involve lots of expensive materials

• Is no-prep or low-prep