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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2022 · 16 MIN

Why this podcast?

from The Trauma-Informed SLP · host Kim Neely, CCC-SLP

TOPIC SUBMISSION FORM: https://forms.gle/5AUvprN4Xtr8yxQD9 ACCESS FREE THREE MONTHS OF PATREON HERE: https://www.patreon.com/ttislp/redeem/90231 Trauma. Super fun topic. Amirite? However, Trauma-informed Care is a framework, a paradigm, of how to build resiliency and self-empowerment our clients, colleagues, friends, family—and even ourselves. It actually includes A LOT things that are being actively discussed all the time: The neurodivergency movement; presuming competence; cultural competency; toxic work environments; professional burnout; etc… So, this is super important stuff! And I think having a “big-picture” paradigm helps with understanding and navigating all these areas. So, I think every SLP needs to know about TIC and implement it in their practice—regardless of what specialty area they are in. And because it is such a large framework that encompasses so many areas of our pratice, I decided a podcast would be a great way to keep the discussion going. This is a professional podcast discussing the journey of how to become trauma-informed and how to apply trauma-informed care in the field of speech-language pathology (SLP). About Us: The Trauma-Informed SLP website Our email Our socials: Facebook Instagram YouTube channel Find the Arizona Trauma Institute here

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