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250 – The Team Sport of PFD with Melissa Gonzalez Ph.D., HSP BCBA-D; Clinical Psychologist
Why would a BCBA treat PFD?! Isn’t that an SLP’s job? If you’re interested in PFD and believe in treating the entire patient through the evidence-based triad, you will thoroughly enjoy this conversation that shows us that PFD really is a team sport!
249 – All Things Pediatric Feeding
In this week’s episode of SYP, I have a conversation with Memorie Gosa about all things Pediatric Feeding! Memory shares her experience…
248 – SLPs Scrubbing In: Awake Craniotomy from the SLP Perspective – Joel Starner, MA-SLP
Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall during neuro surgeries? Or maybe even scrub in on an awake craniotomy? My guest this week does exactly that, and is looking to teach SLPs how to integrate into their OR team as well!
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Dive Deep Into The Issues That Speech-Language Pathologists Face When Working With Patients With Swallowing Disorders.
We’ll discuss many controversial topics in order to provide the LATEST evidence-based treatment strategies, and create a community of dysphagia clinicians who want to consume incredibly valuable insight and information.
Our goal is to allow you to #swallowyourpride, and be open and willing to try the latest in evidence based treatment approaches by learning from experts and researchers in our field in order to create the best outcomes for our patients who need it most!
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Episodes
250 – The Team Sport of PFD with Melissa Gonzalez Ph.D., HSP BCBA-D; Clinical Psychologist
Why would a BCBA treat PFD?! Isn’t that an SLP’s job? If you’re interested in PFD and believe in treating the entire patient through the evidence-based triad, you will thoroughly enjoy this conversation that shows us that PFD really is a team sport!
249 – All Things Pediatric Feeding
In this week’s episode of SYP, I have a conversation with Memorie Gosa about all things Pediatric Feeding! Memory shares her experience…
248 – SLPs Scrubbing In: Awake Craniotomy from the SLP Perspective – Joel Starner, MA-SLP
Have you ever wanted to be a fly on the wall during neuro surgeries? Or maybe even scrub in on an awake craniotomy? My guest this week does exactly that, and is looking to teach SLPs how to integrate into their OR team as well!
247 – NMES: What it is and what it isn’t – Matthew Dumican Ph.D., CCC-SLP
If you’ve ever felt a little boggled by the talk of parameters, and placement, and the nitty-gritty of NMES, you will love this conversation where Dr. Matthew Dumican clears the muddied waters.
246 – AAC and the MedSLP: Embracing the Challenge – Katie Threlkeld M.S., CCC-SLP
Katie Threlkeld shares her love for AAC, tips for medical SLPs to bring AAC to every patient, and her advice for SLPs with no AAC experience.
245 – From EI to SNF: Thriving as a Generalist SLP Across the Continuum of Care
I have the privilege of talking with Jenny Mae Howard, MS, CCC-SLP about thriving as a Generalist SLP.
244 – Implementation Science: Bridging the Gap Between “Know Better” and “Do Better”
I have the privilege of talking with Faith R Purnell, MS, CCC-SLP, & Jayne Miranda, MS, CCC-SLP about their passion, implementation science.
237 – Why Google Hired an SLP: From Rehab to Transforming Tech, Our Work Matters
Katie Seaver, CCC-SLP, talks about her role as an SLP working for Google.
243 – Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing: From the NICU and Beyond
In episode 243 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Kara Larson, MS, CCC-SLP, about her role as director of a team of 18 SLPs who work solely on pediatric feeding and swallowing.
242 – LANA Certified SLPs? Count us in!
In episode 242 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Mallory Moore, SLP.D., CCC-SLP, CLT-LANA. Dr. Moore shares her journey through LANA certification.
241 – Managing Secretions with SWIK: The Oral Suction System with Rebecca Altounain
In episode 241 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Rebecca Altounian, the CEO and Founder of SWIK™ Oral Suction System, a novel device to manage oral secretions in the mouth.
240 – Mealtime Considerations for Patients with Dementia with Erin Butler, MS, CCC-SLP
When dysphagia meets dementia, SLPs play a vital role on the interdisciplinary team and should be a corner stone in care until end of life in this population.
239 – The Birth of the Preterm Infant Feeding and Swallowing Laboratory: from NICU to PhD and Back Again
Neina Ferguson takes us through the journey of the creation of the Preterm Infant Feeding and Swallowing Lab.
238 – Transitional foods: How much do we really know about them? – Ekaterina Bruno MEd, CCC-SLP, BCS-S
Transitional foods have been a brand new category introduced to SLPs in recent years, but how much do we really know about them? In this episode, Ekaterina Bruno M.Ed, CCC-SLP, BCS-S walks us through the research and explains the benefits that various populations have seen through their use.
236 – Landing and Leaving Your SLP Dream Job
In episode 236 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Dr. Rebecca Smith about her journey into the NICU and back again as she’s pursuing her PhD.
235 – MBSImP: Past, Present, and Future
In episode 235 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Dr. Bonnie Martin-Harris about the development and creation of the Modified Barium Swallow Impairment Profile.
234 – Dysphagia Naturally: Becoming the Resource You’ve Yet to Find – Julia Tuchman
In episode 234 of SYP, I have the privilege of talking with Julia Tuchman about her experience of living with dysphagia for the last three decades.
233 – Laryngologists and SLPs: Head and Neck BFFs with Gregory Postma, MD
I have the privilege of talking with Dr. Gregory Postma, MD, a laryngologist who’s been around the world of head and neck and back again. Dr. Postma shares his experiences collaborating as a member of the interdisciplinary team, we discuss changes to our shared area of practice over the last few decades, and ways in which SLPs and laryngologist can continue to collaborate to provide the highest caliber of care for our patients.
232 – I See You: The Challenging Role of the SLP in Critically Ill Patients – Nicole Langton-Frost, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S
I have the privilege of talking with Nicole Langton- Frost, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S about her experience as an acute SLP who is now working in an administration role while maintaining a clinical role in the ICU and partnering with her research colleagues at Johns Hopkins.
231 – Exercise, Sensors, and Adherence: Tools for Dysphagia Management
Have you ever wondered if your patients are *actually* doing an Effortful Swallow or Mendelsohn? Or if they adhere to their HEP? You’re not alone in this and Gabriela (Gabi) Constantinescu, PhD, R.SLP, S-LP(C) has a solution for you!