Diary of a New Grad Speechie

Hiyaaaa!!! welcome to this weeks episode where we chat all things social communication assessment tips. This has been a HIGHLY requested and anticipated episode, so we hope you love it and learn a thing or two. We talk about: what toys we bring to the assessment, what assessment tools we bring, what to look for & how we structure the room for the assessment.

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Hey guys, welcome to this weeks episode where we chat all things referring on. We will talk about referring on to other speech pathologists, occupational therapists and psychologists. We are also continuing the conversation on our Patreon account where we will chat about referrals to Orofacial myologists, Paediatricians and Ear Nose and Throat specialists.

Hi everyone, welcome to this weeks episode. We chat to Karina, a speech pathologist working in a regional hospital. In the episode she discusses the ins and outs of her role and offers some great tips for anyone interested in working in a hospital. 

Hello everyone! Welcome to this weeks episode. We are talking with Paediatric ENT Dr David McIntosh. During the episode he covers important topics including: 

- What is disordered breathing? 

- How can we identify disordered breathing? 

- When we should refer to an ENT for further assessment/treatment 

- The impacts disordered breathing has on children 

- Tongue ties and orofacial myology 

Today's episode is all about what working life is like as SLP's. We discuss the in's and outs of our day including how many clients we see, how we plan for clients & have time to write notes!  ROW recommendation: Build a beetle game & reading the SPA journal! 

Hiiiii everyone and welcome back to season 6! Today we talk about the steps involved in planning to work in the UK as a speech language pathologist. Links below for all discussed in the ep: 

Hello everyone and welcome to another Feature Friday episode. This segment is a chance for you to hear the ins and outs of Speech Pathology and Allied Health Businesses across Australia. If you have seen their seek ad and wanting to know more information then this is the perfect place to learn more. Today, this episode is brought to you by Sunshines Eat Speak Move. An allied health private practice located in North Lakes QLD.

In this feature Friday episode we hear from Kayla, Director of Sunshines Eat Speak Move. She provide a great insight into the family of Sunshines Eat Speak Move and the clear workplace expectations that are set in place and ensure all her employees have workplace satisfaction and are happy in their roles. We hope you enjoy this episode. If you want to find out more you can do so here:

Hi everyone! We are back with another episode. Today we are talking about the parental grief cycle and some characteristics of each stage. We also discuss what you can do in your therapy to support parents at each stage. We hope you enjoy this one!

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CREDITS: Intro music- Joyful Ride, Simon Jomphe Lepine. Outro music: Fresh Fresh, Will Van De Crommert, via storyblocks.com 

Hello everyone and welcome to another Feature Friday episode. This segment is a chance for you to hear the ins and outs of Speech Pathology and Allied Health Businesses across Australia. If you have seen their seek ad and wanting to know more information then this is the perfect place to learn more. Today, this episode is brought to you by Occumax. An allied health private practice located in Mackay QLD.

In this feature Friday episode we hear from Danielle and Hannah, two speech pathologists. They provide an insight into Occumax and discuss the importance of being in a supportive workplace in your early career. They touch on the clinical expectations as a new grad and how that changes as they progress into their career. 

HELLO EVERYONE! Welcome to another Feature Friday episode. This segment is a chance for you to hear the ins and outs of Speech Pathology Businesses across Australia. If you have seen their seek ad and wanting to know more information then this is the perfect place to learn more. Today this episode is sponsored by SpeechEase Speech Therapy. In this episode we hear from Annie and Lara who are new graduate speech pathologists working at Chat Well Allied Health. They discuss how Chat Well Allied Health supports their employees and growth to becoming a confident speech pathologist, expected case load, KPIs and much more. 

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Hello Everyone! This episode is for you students and newly graduated speechies! More often than not you'll work with clients who are participants of the NDIS, therefore in this episode we touch on briefly what the NDIS is and some important aspects to consider when referring, writing reports and the overall basics of what an NDIS plan looks like. 

We understand there are a lot of pieces of information that we haven't touched on in this episode (otherwise it would have gone on forever!) however our biggest tip - when in doubt speak to your supervisor, director or someone from the NDIS to help point you in the right direction. 

Let us know if there is anything else you'd like to hear on this topic and we will answer further questions regarding the NDIS in future episodes. 

Hi everyone! This episode is all about motor speech disorders and how to differentially diagnose between motor speech or phonological disorders in paediatric clients. We hope you enjoy the episode and as always let us know your thoughts on instagram!

Hello!!! This episode is all about red flags to look out for when working in a private practice and to give you the confidence to identify when a workplace just isn't working out for you. We hope you enjoy the episode and as always let us know your thoughts on instagram. 

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Hey guys welcome back to another guest episode! Today, we are so excited to bring you this episode with Amy Graham! *We are a little star struck to be honest*

In this episode, we chat to Amy Graham - an SLP & SSD guru all the way from the States! We chat about learning & professional development courses to expand your knowledge and confidence when treating SSD's in children. Amy also gives her number one tip for treating a lateral lisp. Let us know what you think below and good luck treating those tricky SSD's!

Hello, welcome to our second episode for the season. Today we are discussing all things *RESIGNING*. We also continue on with our How to talk with parents segment and this one is all about phonological process and speech errors. 

HELLO EVERYONE! Welcome to our first Feature Friday episode, we are so excited. This segment is a chance for you to hear the ins and outs of Speech Pathology Business' across Australia. Have you seen their seek ad and wanting to know more information then this is the perfect place to learn more. Today this episode is sponsored by Sounds Right Speech Pathology! We hear from Mille and Gabby who are current employees of Sounds Right Speech Pathology. 

GUYSSS we are so excited to be back in your ears for our 5th season! Disclaimer **we are sorry about the volume issues throughout this episode, we have new microphones but still trying to work out how we use them LOLZ** 

In this episode we give you all a life update + introduce our new segment "How to talk with parents" - Diagnosis edition. We give you some ideas on how you can talk with your client's parent while they are going through the diagnosis process and a few support groups that are recommended. 

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Welcome back to another guest episode!! In this episode, we chat to employees, Carla & Annie at Communicate Speech pathology.  We discuss the ins and outs of their roles at Communicate Speech Pathology, including the interview process and what it's like to work for Comunicate. We hope you enjoy this chat! 

Hiiiiiii & welcome back to another episode! 

Today we are talking about three school aged language therapy approaches: Colourful Semantics, Visualising & Verbalising & Story Grammar Marker. We talk about how to use each approach & what it's used for when working with school aged language clients. 

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