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1 Shuai Wangβs Journey from China to Charleston 38:30
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Chef Shuai Wang was the runner-up on the 22nd season of Bravoβs Top Chef and is the force behind two standout restaurants in Charleston, South CarolinaβJackrabbit Filly and King BBQβwhere he brings together the flavors of his childhood in Beijing and the spirit of the South in some pretty unforgettable ways. He grew up just a short walk from Tiananmen Square, in a tiny home with no electricity or running water, where his grandmother often cooked over charcoal. Later, in Queens, New York, his mom taught herself to cookβher first dishes were a little salty, but they were always made with love. And somewhere along the way, Shuai learned that cooking wasnβt just about foodβit was about taking care of people. After years working in New York kitchens, he made his way to Charleston and started building something that feels entirely his own. Today, weβre talking about how all those experiences come together on the plate, the family stories behind his cooking, and what itβs been like to share that journey on national TV. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesβ¦
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1 Your SLP Summit Sneak Peek: 6 Sessions to Kickstart Your Year 4:50
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Register Here! slpsummit.com The SLP Summit is back, and Iβm giving you the full rundown in this quick episode! Tune in to learn what the SLP Summit is, who itβs for, what sessions you can expect, and how to register. Whether youβre looking to reduce your paperwork, advocate more confidently, or just feel re-energized before the school year starts, this event is for you. In this episode, I cover: What the SLP Summit is and how it started What makes this virtual event so unique (hint: itβs FREE and packed with practical value) Highlights from this summerβs speaker lineup How to grab your free ticket + earn CEUs Why this Summit is the perfect way to reset before a new school yearβ¦

1 5 Quick Questions to Audit Your Referral Process 9:14
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Show Notes: slpnow.com/223 Feeling overwhelmed by the referral process? Youβre not alone, and there is a better way. In this episode, Iβm walking you through five simple but powerful questions to help you audit your current referral workflow. Whether youβre chasing down forms, drowning in springtime referrals, or just winging it with every new case, this quick audit will help you spot whatβs workingβand whatβs not.β¦

1 The Referral Struggle Is Real: Why This Process Feels So Hard 6:12
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Show Notes: slpnow.com/222 Referrals shouldn't feel this overwhelming, but--for most school-based SLPs--they do. In this episode, Iβm diving into the real data behind referral stress, straight from 434 SLPs who shared their biggest challenges. From missing background info to that infamous springtime referral flood, weβre unpacking why this process is so hard. If youβve ever felt stuck, rushed, or just plain exhausted by referrals, this oneβs for you. Youβre not alone, and there is a better way.β¦
What does it look like to practice self-care as an SLP, and what does self-kindness have to do with it? As school-based SLPs, there are a LOT of activities that we're pouring our energy into. Itβs super important that we take care of ourselves in between all that giving, otherwise weβll find ourselves on the fast track to burnout. Thatβs why this conversation about self-care for SLPs matters so much. The only way you can show up for others is by showing up for yourself; you have to fill that bucket of energy before itβs empty, and thatβs what weβre talking about in this episode! In this episode, Marisha and Laura discuss: Why self-kindness and self-care are individual journeys How you can pour into your self-care bucket throughout the day Ways that Marisha and Laura practice self-care Why getting curious is an important part of the self-care process Getting off the hamster wheel of ineffective self-care (that actually make you feel worse!) Resources Mentioned: Fill a Bucket: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Young Children Full show notes at slpnow.com/221β¦

1 Stress Management Strategies for SLPs [Replay] 59:23
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Show Notes: slpnow.com/220 Jessi Andricks, M.S., CCC-SLP shares her story of SLP burnout, leaving the field, and eventually finding her way back. With a focus on practical tips and resources, speech-language pathologists will walk away from this episode with strategies to better manage their stress. Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
Show Notes: slpnow.com/219 Angie Merced leads a thoughtful discussion of SLP burnout. She discusses the symptoms and causes of burnout and shares practical strategies that SLPs can use when overcoming their own burnout.

1 Stuttering: Goal Writing (with Ashley Cubberly) 38:35
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1 Stuttering: Navigating Conversations with Parents (with Jessica Hudson) 33:07
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1 Stuttering: Counseling (with Danra Kazenski) 54:03
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1 Stuttering: Assessment (with Victoria Dertouzos) 24:25
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1 Stuttering: Breaking Up with Fluency (with Ezra Horak) 47:37
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1 Strategies for Effective and Efficient Assessments 11:28
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1 How to Write Effective IEP Goals (Dr. Karen Dudek-Brannan) 34:24
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1 How to Write a Strengths-Based IEP (with Stephanie DeLussey) 26:35
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1 How to Effectively Collect Parent Input (with Wendy Taylor) 35:05
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1 Gestalt Language Processing: Data Collection 21:36
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1 Collaborating with Teachers (with Lacee Johnson) 33:06
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1 3 Steps for Easy Progress Reports for SLPs (Replay) 9:43
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1 Writing Goals for Life Skills with Rose Griffin 25:44
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1 Writing Goals for Gestalt Language Processors with Katja Piscitelli 25:08
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1 Writing Neurodiversity Affirming Goals with Jessie Ginsburg and Chris Wenger 37:37
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1 Writing Goals for Preschool with Kelly Vess 39:03
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Weβve reached the final episode in our series about therapy planning across your school-aged caseload here on the SLP Now podcast! So far, weβve used Dr. Ukrainetzβs literacy-based therapy framework to work through a month of therapy planning for five units: a play-based early language unit ( slpnow.com/183 ), a picture book ( slpnow.com/184 ), a fiction article ( slpnow.com/185 ), a non-fiction article ( slpnow.com/186 ), and a science experiment ( slpnow.com/187 ). Today, weβre going to talk about therapy planning for a vocational unit! This unit is ideal for students who are working on functional communication skills, and using language in βreal worldβ situations versus a classroom environment. For these episode, weβre going to use a unit from the SLP Now membership thatβs about ordering fast food. We chose this unit because itβs something students are very motivated by, and itβs a lot of fun to work with. This unit includes a video and script to use, or you can write your own. There are so many ways to get creative and target language skills in a super practical way! In the episode, Marisha talks about therapy plans that target: Functional communication skills Sequencing and perspective taking Comparing and contrasting Grammar and syntax Vocabulary β¦and more! All of the activities in this unit are language rich, and they provide the perfect context to target almost any goal in your speech therapy sessionsβeven if youβre working on multiple goals with mixed groups. SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/188 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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Weβre nearing the end of our six-week series about therapy planning across your school-aged caseload here on the SLP Now podcast! So far, weβve created a month of therapy plan for four units: a play-based early language unit ( slpnow.com/183 ), a picture book ( slpnow.com/184 ), a fiction article ( slpnow.com/185 ), and a non-fiction article ( slpnow.com/186 ). Today, weβre going to talk about therapy planning journey for a science experiment! This unit is ideal for or students who need a high quality contextualized activity, but may be resistant to using a text. Itβs also great for students who are working on social language or problem solving skills because the activities mimic a classroom environment. The five steps weβre going to follow for a science experiment unit are a little different than literacy-based therapy because we arenβt using a text. Our new checklist looks like this: Plan and Prepare Watch and Do Reflect and Troubleshoot Discussion, and Focused Skill Activities Like the literacy-based units weβve talked about in the past, these activities are incredibly language rich. They can be used to target goals for vocabulary, grammar, syntax, following directions, asking questions, collaborating with peers, and moreβeven if youβre working with mixed groups. SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/187 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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1 A Month of Therapy Using a Nonfiction Article 12:15
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Weβve reached the next episode in our six-week series about therapy planning across your school-aged caseload here on the SLP Now podcast! For the last three weeks, weβve used Dr. Ukrainetzβs five step literacy-based therapy framework to work through a month of therapy planning for three units: a play-based early language unit ( slpnow.com/183 ), a picture book ( slpnow.com/184 ), and a fiction article ( slpnow.com/185 ). Today, weβre going to take the next step on our therapy planning journey and dig into a non-fiction article, β Wild Calls in the Springtime Sky.β This unit is ideal for students in third grade and up, or if they have a good mastery of narrative language. Itβs a great way to target more expository language! In the episode, Marisha talks about using literacy-based therapy to target: Grammar and syntax Vocabulary goals Asking and answering questions Producing compound and complex sentences β¦and more! Remember: all of the activities in this unit are language rich, and they provide the perfect context to target almost any goal in your speech therapy sessionsβeven if youβre working on multiple goals with mixed groups. SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/186 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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Welcome to another episode of the SLP Now podcast! In the last couple episodes, we've been exploring literacy-based therapy plans that will help you target your studentsβ goals across multiple ages, group sizes, and skill levels. We covered therapy planning for an early language unit in episode 183, plans for a picture book unit in episode 184, and today weβre going to dig into the third part of this six week series with a fiction article: Miss Johnsonβs Plant Experiment. This unit is specifically designed for older students who still benefit from narrative support, but are capable of reading longer and more complex texts. There is a lot of research showing us that targeting narratives through high school has a positive impact on learning, and so many activities we can use to embed those skills. In the episode, we discuss Dr. Ukrainetzβs five step literacy-based therapy framework, using it to target goals like: Articulation Grammar and syntax Answering questions Vocabulary targets Describing activities β¦and more! All of the activities in this unit are language rich, and they provide the perfect context to target almost any goal in your speech therapy sessionsβeven if youβre targeting multiple goals with mixed groups. Letβs get this therapy planning party started! SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/185 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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Weβre back at it with another episode of the SLP Now podcast! Over the next several weeks, we're going to explore various units that are designed to engage and support your students across multiple age groups and skill levels. This week, weβre diving into the second of a six-week series about literacy-based therapy plans that you can use across your entire school-aged caseload. Whether you're an experienced speech-language pathologist or new to the field, we hope that these episodes will provide valuable insights and practical strategies you can put to use right away. Last week we talked about early language unit, which is perfect for preschool and kindergarten students. Today we're diving into a picture book unit, which is great for that K through grade 2 range. In the episode, we discuss Dr. Ukrainetzβs five step literacy-based therapy framework, using it to target goals like: Articulation Basic concepts Grammar and syntax Phonological awareness Answering questions Comprehension β¦and more! All of the activities in this unit are language rich, and they provide the perfect context to target almost any goal in your speech therapy sessionsβeven if youβre targeting multiple goals with mixed groups. Now letβs dive in! SHOW NOTES Full show notes and links to resources mentioned at slpnow.com/184 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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1 A Month of Therapy Using an Early Language Picture Book 19:55
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Weβre back at it with another episode of the SLP Now podcast! This week, weβre kicking off the first of a six-week series about literacy-based units that you can use across your whole school-age caseload. This week, weβre getting started with therapy plans for an early language book: Lola Plants a Garden. Early language books include simpler stories that students love. This unit type is ideal for students who might not be ready to sit through a longer story, are working on more foundational language skills, and who benefit from more of a play-based approach. In the episode, we discuss Dr. Ukrainetzβs five step literacy-based therapy framework, targeting goals like: Basic vocabulary Basic concepts Grammar goals Answering questions Following directions β¦and more! Lola Plants a Garden offers a great context to target so many goals, and there are a ton of language rich activities to help you make that happenβeven if youβre targeting multiple goals with mixed groups. Listen to this episode as Marisha walks listeners through age-appropriate activities like book walks, virtual field trips, and ideas for play-based therapy to help students engage with the material and sessions. SHOW NOTES Full show notes and links to resources mentioned at slpnow.com/183 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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After covering paperwork, data collection, and progress reports, itβs time to wrap up our March podcast series and dive into one of Marishaβs very favorite topicsβ¦ How to Use Probe Data! In this episode, Marisha talks about: What a probe is and why itβs so valuable The best time to collect probe data How probe data influences your session plan Using probe data in mixed groups Remember: If weβre not in that zone of proximal development (a.k.a. the space between what a student is capable of doing unsupported, and what they cannot do even with support) we risk hindering their progress because we arenβt giving them the opportunity to practice the skill independently and demonstrate that mastery. Collecting probe data gives us valuable data that helps us find the sweet spot of where the student needs support. This minimizes the studentβs frustration if there isnβt enough support β or boredom if there is too much β and sets everyone up for success. πͺ SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/182 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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1 181: 5 Tips to Streamline Your Data Collection as an SLP [Replay] 9:43
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Prepare to revolutionize your approach to data collection in therapy sessions! Marisha is here to share her top five tips to streamline this essential process. In the episode, we cover: Developing a Data Collection Routine: Marisha illustrates how she has structured her sessions for efficient data collection, highlighting the practice of using check-ins and goal cards. Utilizing Collected Data: Discover the power of data-driven sessions to determine whether to initiate a teaching phase or allow students to practice. Gathering the Right Probes: Marisha advocates for a systematic review of student goals and ensuring there is an efficient means to assess progress towards each goal. Organizing Your Probes: Marisha's favorite strategies to keep her probes organized. Practicing and Perfecting the Routine: How to start with establishing routines like and then layering on probes as therapists and students become more accustomed. SHOW NOTES Check out the full show notes and transcript at slpnow.com/181 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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1 180: 3 Steps for Easy Progress Reports for SLPs [Replay] 9:43
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Letβs talk about something that scares many SLPsβ¦ progress reports. **** Progress reports may make some SLPs sweat, but hopefully there are others (like Marisha!) who think of it as a fun opportunity to celebrate student progress. After all, the point of working smarter is to have more time for the fun stuff, right?! Marisha actually thinks itβs kind of cool to look back at the data and realize how far her students have come. Getting to write up all the progress goodness and share it with the studentsβ parents is just the sprinkles on the progress cake. At the same time, Marisha knows that the process can be a little bit overwhelming. That's why she wanted to share her three step process for writing progress reports and notes on this weekβs episode of the podcast. From collecting session data to setting up your progress note template and reviewing goal progress β at the end of this episode, youβll be just a few clicks away from a stress-free progress reporting experience! SHOW NOTES Full show notes at slpnow.com/180 Mentioned in this episode: 5 FREE Therapy Materials Go to π slpnow.com/pod π to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!β¦
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