Ep 78: Do This if You Need Help Releasing & Letting Go

In this solo episode Sarah shares her experience with schools stress trying to make Coronavirus therapy - and the backlog of evaluations - work.


This episode discusses:

  1. Why now is a time when many SLPs are feeling impostor syndrome

  2. The definition of stress and why now is a time of unprecedented SLP stress - at least in our current careers

  3. What to do with feelings of ineffectiveness, dread, & overwhelm at work

  4. “I choose to not resist,” and on not hooking in our emotions to what is happening. Acceptance is giving into the reality.

  5. Developing our distress tolerance in times of adversity

  6. What do you think the year “should be”? Have you taken time to grieve that loss?

  7. Noting - what am I feel right now?

  8. Look for what is not unpleasant.

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Episode 74: Books on Antiracism & White Privilege for SLPs

Books

White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo

This book is not perfect, but was an important starting place for my own education. The Atlantic published a thoughtful article titled: The Dehumanizing Condensation of White Fragility: The popular book aims to combat racism but talks down to Black people.

The article above is a must-read for anyone who has read White Fragility.

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Episode 72: Moving Beyond Fear

Is fear stopping you from accomplishing your goals?
In this podcast episode we discuss things we've done this year that we were afraid of, how we moved beyond fear to meet a few goals this year, and what we WANT to do right now, but need to work through the fear first.

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