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In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Kristin Chmela discusses the role of counseling when working with students who stutter. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to navigate communication attitudes with confidence. Listeners will be able to describe why counseling is an integral part of fluency therapy, and identify strategies to use when counseling patients who stutter, as well as working with the parents of students in fluency therapy.

How to Address Communication Attitudes with Children Who Stutter

In this week's episode of the SLP Now podcast, Nicole Allison of Speech Peeps shares strategies that SLPs can use when targeting phonological awareness in therapy. With a focus on practical implementation, SLPs will be able to identify strategies to use when writing phonological awareness goals, confidently select progress monitoring assessments, and describe therapy activities that target phonological awareness goals.

How to Target Phonological Awareness Goals

In this week's episode of the SLP Now podcast, Marisha is joined by Corey and Mikayla from Ascend SMARTER Intervention to help break down phonological awareness for SLPs. They describe the phonological awareness hierarchy and provide practical strategies that SLPs can use to support a student’s phonological awareness in therapy.

Phonological Awareness for SLPs: Where to Start

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Corey and Mikayla from Ascend SMARTER Intervention break down the literacy processing triangle for SLPs. They discuss the SLP’s role in literacy and provide practical strategies that SLPs can use to support a student’s oral language, comprehension, and literacy development.

A Crash Course in Literacy for SLPs

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Dr. Anna Vagin (author of Movie Time Social Learning and YouCue Feelings: Using Online Videos for Social Learning) shares strategies for success with social language groups. From appropriately grouping students to implementing engaging therapy activity ideas, Anna breaks down the process and shares real life examples to help SLPs plan for their mixed groups.

How to Run Social Language Groups: Tips for SLPs

In this episode of the SLP Now podcast, Nina Reeves provides practical strategies that SLPs can use to help decrease the impact of bullying on their students by using a team-based approach. Nina provides an overview of the research related to bullying and students who stutter, and explains how SLPs can work with parents, teachers, and peers to support students who struggle with fluency and are victims of bullying.

Bullying and Stuttering: How SLPs Can Help Students

In this week's podcast episode, Dr. Lyndsey Zurawski (SLP.D + creator of the popular SLP blog, Speech to the Core) sits down with Marisha to give SLPs a crash course in classroom-based service delivery, and inclusive therapy practices. SLPs will walk away with practical tips and strategies to “push in” to classrooms and successfully collaborate with teachers, so that their students can get the most out of their therapy sessions.

A Crash Course in Classroom-Based Service Delivery for SLPs

This week on the SLP Now podcast, Marisha sat down to talk to Lauren DiBiase, a speech language pathologist and certified LSLS (language + spoken language specialist) auditory verbal therapist who is fluent in ASL. They spoke about supporting students with hearing loss, and putting together a therapeutic plan that advocates for + educates the student while increasing their fluency and ability to communicate. Lauren shares practical tips and strategies to help SLPs gain confidence for working with deaf students.

How SLPs Can Support Students With Hearing Loss

A photograph of Stephen Groner, guest on the SLP Now Podcast

Stuttering Treatment for Special Populations: SLP Guide

This week's episode of the SLP Now Podcast features Lauren LaCour Haines, a school-based SLP who also authors the blog Busy Bee Speech. Dubbed "the fluency queen" by her supervisor in grad school, Lauren has spent a large part of her career working with students who stutter. As someone who has struggled with disfluency herself, she has first-hand experience with the frustrations of stuttering, and the multi-layered approach that's required to see progress in therapy. This episode is full of practical takeaways you can start using in the classroom right away.

Where to Start With Fluency Therapy: A Guide for SLPs

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