Brought To You By: Matt and Michelle hold down the fort this week. Matt has begun seeing his students and after 2 weeks of planning, he runs into MAP testing, which means schedule changes. Michelle is planning a trip back to Colorado and continuing her therapy positions. The crew continues to plan for ASHA andRead more
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Brought To You By: Michael, Michelle, and Matt are back. A controversial article in the Walt Street Journal about RPM and our responses on this week’s episode. https://www.wsj.com/articles/i-was-born-unable-to-speak-and-a-disputed-treatment-saved-me-1537723821 Special Education in private school https://newsday.co.tt/2018/09/24/special-needs-access-to-private-education/ An increase in Fiber can decrease dementia? https://www.forbes.com/sites/daviddisalvo/2018/09/23/eating-more-fiber-could-slow-brain-aging-and-decrease-dementia-risk-suggests-new-study/#666696443942 Dementia rates are set to double https://qz.com/1399417/dementia-rates-are-set-to-double-by-2060-and-minorities-will-get-hit-hardest/ https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/17/opinion/sunday/the-case-for-black-doctors.html TheRead more
Click To Play Brought To You By: Matt, Michelle, and Michael bring in episode 62 with a look back on the week as Matt looks at 30+ ETRs, Michael continues his research, and Michelle works on the new state licensure. The top 10 threats to healthcare this year includes Anti-Vaxers. What impact will this haveRead more
Click To Play Brought To You By: Episode 63 finds Matt, Michelle, and Michael braving the Polar Vortex for therapy. How do you address bullying with students with Autism? What if the student is bullying? Where does teasing end and bullying begin? The link between depression and stroke are higher in female patients than male. Read more
Click to Play Brought To You By: Episode 64 for Speech Science. Michael continues to work with his private practice, Michelle works on her Kentucky licensure, and Matt plays catch up from 3 calamity days in a row! Microsoft’s big game commercial showed off their brand new controller for disabled gamers. Are we collecting dataRead more
Click To Play Brought To You By: This week the crew continue to make their way towards the end of the school year. Matt was nominated as chosen as an OSLHA Fellow. Michael continues to fine tune his research. Michelle tracks down her licensure. Are you part of the small percentage that has gotten aRead more
Brought To You By: The new website has launched. It is speechsciencepodcast.com and its with the other wonderful shows of the XPN. Matt, Michael, and Michelle worked during their three day weekends. Stroke survivor Rosemary Brown stated she felt lost when she came home from the hospital. What can we do as therapists to aideRead more
Brought To You By: On this week’s show, Michael is recovering from traveling to Denver and back, Michelle has her Kentucky Licensure, and Matt wraps up his coaching commitments. Matt had an opportunity to sit down with Craig Coleman as he is running for VP of Planning. Craig speaks about ABA and Speech and LanguageRead more
Brought To You By: Matt, Michael, and Michelle discuss Luke Perry passing from the complications of a stroke and the impact it has on others. Perry Flynn took time from his trip to Capital Hill to inform Speech Science Listeners what ASHA is doing for them. Aetna Medical Director admits to never reviewing medicalRead more
Brought To You By: On this week’s episode, Matt has returned from OSLHA with the fellow of the association award, Michael’s study moves forward, and Michelle returns to her passion in volleyball. Joining the trio this week is Dr. Tiffany Hogan of SAIL. They discuss the importance of having a voice that matches the AACRead more
