In this solo episode, Sarah shares dos and don’ts for AAC intervention with emerging communicators.

In this episode, Sarah interviews Tanna Neufeld, SLP & AAC consultant.

This episode explores:

• What to do if students seem not to attend to your models

• Ways to vary play

• How to model AAC & where to start

• Exploration of a case study to get started

This episode is an interview with Tanna Neufeld, SLP, University of Washington Professor, and AAC Consultant. This episode focuses on intervention sessions for emerging communicators.

In this cohosted episode, you’ll learn what’s in store for the podcast in the next year. The cohosts also share how they are navigating some work challenges, plus 5 end-of-year reflection questions to process the year that has passed.

In this Solo episode, Sarah shares 5 benefits of drawing boundaries, plus some scripts for SLPs.

In this episode, the cohosts discuss their week of radical honesty, and the lessons learned in their radical honesty experiment.

In this episode, the cohosts share:

• their changing opinion on anger as an emotion

• 5 things you may not know about anger

• 6 steps to processing difficult emotions (like anger)

• A self care challenge to acknowledge your anger and how to do it

In this episode, Sarah shares an essay about cutting a peony to the ground and it’s abundance and growth as it grew back from her brutal pruning job. This is a story about the best case scenario happening, rather than the worst - and the abundance of the peony in her garden. Sometimes we can be disappointed - and sometimes we can be surprised with a gift and savoring the moment.

In this podcast episode the cohosts answer your questions about Pandemic Trauma and being an SLP, offer a self care challenge for deep rest and recommend some cozy fall books to read and shows to watch.

Is our mental health getting worse in the pandemic?

The cohosts discuss mental health in 2021 including privilege and mental health, plus thoughts on navigating difficult conversations at a time when we may be struggling at the same time as our loved ones and friends.