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Coffee, Tea, and 3 SLPs
by Coffee, Tea, and 3 SLPs
A podcast for SLPs, by SLPs. Let’s get caffeinated.
Episodes
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Episode 72 - Misinformation and Feeding Mini-Series Part II: Putting It Into Practice
In Episode 72, the SLPs discuss...speech-maxxing! In other words: their conversation with Bri Miluk, Ph.D. CCC-SLP from Episode 71. They revisit many gems from their conversation with Bri, including the importance of critically assessing the logic behind all the intervention approaches we see on...
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Episode 71 - Misinformation and Feeding Mini-Series Part I: Interview with Bri Miluk
This conversation with Bri Miluk is absolutely incredible! Bri, Jouli, Kyla, and Brittany take a close look into common feeding myths from the lens of misinformation in our field. This conversation is not just for the feeding SLPs out there, but any clinician who wants to know more about what...
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Episode 70 - Dyslexia Mini-Series Part II: Putting It Into Practice
In this “putting it into practice” episode, the SLPs dive into the topics they discussed with RJ in Episode 69 (which you should go back and listen to first), such as implementing literacy supports (e.g., our beloved UFLI curriculum) and considerations for multilingual learners....
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Episode 69 - Dyslexia Mini-Series Part I: Interview with RJ Risueño
Dr. R.J. joins us this week for a wonderful conversation on dyslexia, the SLP's role, and the connection between DLD and dyslexia, as well as some practical takeaways for SLPs. R.J. Risueño is an Assistant Professor of Speech Language Pathology at Midwestern University – Glendale Campus. As a...
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Episode 68 - Stuttering Mini-Series Part II: Putting It Into Practice
Welcome to our first putting it into practice episode! Before listening to this episode, go back and listen to Episode 67 - Interview with Matthew Phillips. Okay, listened? Great, now start this one, where we talk about how we're putting into practice all the great things we discussed with Matt…
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Episode 67 - Stuttering Mini-Series Part I: Interview with Matt Phillips
Matt Phillips is a person who stutters, speech therapist at the Sisskin Stuttering Center, and PhD student at Michigan State University. His personal experiences as a person who stutters have influenced his clinical practice and research interests, which are centered around improving the lives of...
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Episode 66 - Story Grammar: Part 2 (Mock Therapy Session)
Episode 66 is the second installment in our story grammar series. In this episode, Kyla walks Jouli and Brittany through a mock therapy session for supporting story grammar and shares some of her favorite upper elementary books for this type of therapy. Tune in for a mini-masterclass in helping...
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Episode 65 - Story Grammar: Part 1
Have you been wanting to target narrative language, but feeling unsure about where to start? Tune in to Episode 65! In this episode, the SLPs break down what story grammar is, why it's important, and how to support it. They also name some intervention programs that help with planning story…
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[REPOST] Episode 16 - Language Sample Analysis
In Episode 16, Brittany can barely hold back her excitement about language sample analysis. Get ready to take some notes about analyzing grammar, syntax, higher-level language, and more. Also, they talk about eggs. Stay in touch! Instagram: @coffeetea3slps. Email: [email protected]...
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Episode 64 - Aligning with the Curriculum
Episode 64 was inspired by a request from Kyla’s administration: align your therapy with the curriculum. Sounds simple enough, until you remember that you see mixed-grade groups and you have limited time to meet with teachers! In this episode, the SLPs share practical strategies for connecting…
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[REPOST] Episode 44 - AAC with Karina Saechao
Episode 44 is all about AAC! Tune in to hear the SLPs interview Karina Saechao for a discussion about common barriers to AAC implementation, how to move beyond requesting to support all communication functions, collaborating with educators, the importance of representative voices and icons on AAC...
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Episode 63 - How to get an AAC device
You’re ready to get your student or client a high-tech AAC device. Great! Now what? In Episode 63, Jouli walks us through the whole process: trialing a device, communicating with AAC companies, writing an evaluation to recommend a device, and guiding families through it all. Jouli drops lots of...
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Episode 62 - If We Ruled The (SLP) World
Be gone, pseudoscience! Away with you, power dynamics between SLPs! Shoo, antiquated grad school admissions processes! Today's episode is all about dreaming. If you had the power, what would you change about the SLP world? ........................................ ⭐️ Help us grow by subscribing…
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Episode 61 - Interview with Cait Gannon
Cait Gannon is a dedicated and passionate medical speech-language pathologist. Cait earned her graduate degree in Speech Language Pathology from UMass Amherst, and since then, she’s been on a mission to support individuals across the lifespan in finding their voice—literally and figuratively.…
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Episode 60 - Advocates! Don’t Panic!
Be objective, be honest, be prepared! The SLPs dive in to meetings with educational advocates. They discuss how to prepare for IEP meetings with advocates, tips on communicating with families, and what not to say (hint: don’t mention your schedule). Resources we love to make sure you know what...
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Episode 59 - Gentle Parenting
Let’s talk gentle parenting… but make it speech therapy! In this episode, the SLPs dive into how positive behavioral supports and redirection strategies can make your sessions smoother, calmer, and way more fun—for everyone involved. The SLPs are sharing go-to tips that help you set boundaries…
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Episode 58 - Themed Therapy
What are the benefits of themed therapy? What are our favorite themes? Does Kyla deserve a Grammy for her performance in this episode? The SLPs dive into the importance of building semantic connections and background knowledge to facilitate learning. They also provide practical examples of how…
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[Repost] Games!
The SLPs share strategies for integrating engaging, low-prep games into sessions to target speech/language goals. No laminating required! ........................................ ⭐️ Help us grow by subscribing and rating our podcast on any platform (don't forget to leave a 5 ⭐️ review) ❤️…
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Episode 57 - Silly Little Episode
Kyla and Jouli researched the Gen Alpha information all SLP's really want to know. In Episode 57 they discuss the following hard hitting topics: What is the difference between mine craft and Roblox? Was Vine peak comedy? What is Skibidi Toilet and why is it so terrifying?...
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Episode 56 - Selective Feeding with Joy Hack
This week, the SLPs talk all about selective feeding and inter-professional collaboration with Joy Hack. Joy is a registered occupational therapist, certified by the National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy. She is also licensed with the North Carolina Board of Occupational…
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Episode 55 - An Introduction to Pediatric Feeding
Curious about pediatric feeding? Then this episode is for you! Tune in to hear Jouli reflect on her journey thus far into becoming a pediatric feeding therapist. She shares what she learned in a pediatric feeding mentorship group, what makes pediatric feeding unique, and the treatment principles...
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Episode 54 - Parent Coaching
In Episode 54, Jouli teaches Kyla and Brittany all about parent coaching: the benefits, the challenges, and the importance of setting expectations, being flexible, and building rapport as the recipe for success! ........................................ ⭐️ Help us grow by subscribing and rating…
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Episode 53 - Awwwkwarrrrrddd
Today is all about the awkward, cringe-worthy moments we experience as SLPs. Defining words badly? Trying to be “cool” to relate to kids or coworkers? Saddle up for this cringe-themed episode that will hopefully make you feel less embarrassed about your own awkward moments....
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Episode 52 - Co-Treating Love
The SLPs try to woo the other professionals in the building through co-treating. Also, some helpful tips for preparing for a co-treat session and some examples of how the SLPs have done it. ........................................ ⭐️ Help us grow by subscribing and rating our podcast on any...
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Episode 51 - Are you an ambitious hustler who's energized by money?
Money money moneyyyy, must be funnyyyy, in an SLP’s world. The SLPs discuss the pros and cons of different payment positions such as fee for service, salaried, and contracted. ........................................ ⭐️ Help us grow by subscribing and rating our podcast on any platform (don't...
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Episode 50 - Are You DTT?!
What can we say?! I guess we were feeling a bit 🌶️ SPICY🌶️ because we decided to share our thoughts on Discrete Trial Training. What is DTT? Is there a place for it? Can it be done in a positive and safe way? Is there room for it in speech therapy? Tune in to hear it all!...
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Episode 49 - Stuttering Therapy
Why do we feel weird about stuttering therapy? What’s up with the Lidcombe program? The gang dives in to why stuttering therapy feels kind of uncomfortable…and strategies they’ve used that made them feel successful. Pediatric Feeding Therapy Course...
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[Repost]- Spooky SLP-son
In honor of spooky season 🎃 we are bringing back our first ever spooky episode! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It’s spooky SLP-son 👻, and Episode 9 is devoted to Kyla, Brittany, and Jouli’s most chilling (and disgusting) (and just plain hilarious) moments as SLPs. Honestly,...
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Episode 48 - Child-Led Therapy
What’s the Craic?! 😎 The SLPs discuss what they’ve been up to. New job? House buying? Sea shanties? Oh and they also talk about child-led therapy. Please excuse Kyla’s poor audio quality. She lost her mic in her move. ............................................................. ⭐️ Help us grow…
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Episode 47 - Executive Functions
In this practical episode, the SLPs delve into strategies for supporting executive functions. From time management to visualizing the end goal, tune in to learn about helpful techniques and free resources that can foster independence and help the kids on your caseload get things done! ---...
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Episode 45 - Interview with John Vargas
In Episode 45, John Vargas shares his experience as a person who wears hearing aids. How does he compensate for being hard of hearing? Which accessibility features and accommodations have been the most helpful for him? He makes many important points, including the following: just because he has...
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Episode 43 - Pragmatic Language
The SLPs try to unravel the age-old question: what even are "pragmatic language skills," and how do you prioritize social connection over arbitrary social rules? 0:00 - how comfortable are the SLPs with pragmatic language? 4:18 - who is a good candidate for receiving support? 12:00 - assessment…
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Episode 42 - SLP Wins
Episode 42 is all about wins - big wins, small wins, and everything in between. That feeling you get when a child communicates using their AAC device for the first time? A crochet class the students don’t want to leave? Positive parent feedback? Yes, please! Tune in to feel good. --- Also, send…
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Episode 41 - DLD Mini-Series Part II: Juliana Hirn
Part II of the DLD series features an interview with Juliana Hirn. Juliana talks about her lived experience with DLD, accessibility, accommodations, & much more. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Juliana Hirn, Ed.S., CCC-SLP, has her Educational Specialist degree in Communication…
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Episode 40 - DLD Mini-Series Part I: Shaun Ziegenfusz
The SLPs are kicking off a 2-part series on Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) with an interview with Shaun Ziegenfusz. Tune in to learn about: -The three main diagnostic criteria for DLD -Why it’s possible, but tricky, to diagnose DLD under 5 (and the power of a provisional diagnosis) -The...
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Episode 39 - Free/Low Cost Continuing Education
In Episode 39, the SLPs share their favorite free (or inexpensive) options for fulfilling those continuing schmeducation requirements. See below for a list of resources! Timestamps: 0:37 - CEU, CMH, PDP...what are all these acronyms? 11:18 - free stuff! 24:20 - low cost stuff! Resources…
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Episode 38 - Back to Background Knowledge
What is background knowledge? Why is it important? How does it relate to Jouli, Kyla, and Brittany all thinking of something different when they hear the word "carved"? 🦃 🎃 🪵 Tune in to learn some knowledge about knowledge. 2:40 - The importance of background knowledge 9:25 - What even is...
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Episode 37 - Interview with Ruchi Kapila
Ruchi Kapila, MS, CCC-SLP, NCVS trained vocologist (they/she) is sole proprietor of Kapila Voice and Speech Services in Hayward, CA, providing voice and communication services with a gender-inclusive lens as a speech-language pathologist and singing voice specialist. Mx. Kapila also teaches…
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Episode 36 - Zebras at the ASHA Convention??
Welcome to Jouli and Brittany's ASHA Convention 2023 debrief episode! Topics discussed include zebras, tongue strength, tote bags - and oh yeah, they learned some stuff, too. Lots of giggles in this one. 🤭 Check out the Respect the Dialect community: @respectthedialect...
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Episode 35 - Interview with Dr. Mariam El Amin
Dr. Mariam El Amin is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of South Carolina. Her research focuses on expanding the global science of communication development and disorders research. To do so, she has two intersecting research objectives: 1) expanding language assessment and intervention...
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Episode 34 - (Trying to) Stay Organized
How do you keep track of the ever-changing SLP schedule filled with evaluations, treatment sessions, and meetings? Are your therapy materials organized by theme, by age, or by child? Do those see-through containers really speak to your soul, or are folders and binders more your vibe? Whether…
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Episode 33 - Spooky SLP-son: The Sequel
Just in time for Halloween, the SLPs invite listeners to this bite-sized spooky sequel to last year’s spine-chilling stories. Enormous caseloads. Creepy mouth puppets. Standard scores applied to every child. Scared yet? Never fear, you will be eased in with the first Ask Malcom segment, where…
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Episode 32 - AI: Only Freak Out A Little Bit
In Episode 32, the SLPs tackle questions such as: is AI here to take our jobs, or just help out with our untenable caseloads? What is the children's story written by Bard that was so beautiful it made Jouli cry? How can SLPs use AI tools in speech therapy? (Hellooo, no prep word lists!) Tune in…
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Episode 31 - Pope of Scraptice
Selective mutism? Reading and writing? Executive functions? Sensory stuff? The SLPs invite you in to their existential crisis on our scope of practice. They try to answer the essential question: can we really be specialists in reading AND swallowing, with the same degree?? Perhaps using...
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Episode 30 - Parent Communication
In this episode, the SLPs share their ideas about what has worked, what has not worked, and things they'd like to try to have better (and more frequent) communication with parents. Is it better to send home weekly treatment updates, or get a quick chat in at pick-up or drop-off? How do we make…
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Episode 29 - Who/Where/When/What’s the Deal with Wh-Questions?
We’re baaaaaaack! And we’re wondering: *Who* works on wh-questions in speech therapy? 🙋🏻♀️ *What* skills are you targeting when you do so? 🤔 *When* should you target wh-q’s? ⏱️ Oh yes, and *where* have the SLPs been? (On summer break, living their best lives as women of leisure ☀️) You may...
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End of season 1!
Well, that’s a wrap on Season 1 😮. Thank you so much to all our listeners. We cannot wait to show you what’s in store for Season 2, and we’ll be back before you know it. In the meantime, stay in touch! Instagram: @coffeetea3slps. Email: [email protected]....
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Episode 28 - Bilingualism and Community Partnerships with Dr. Megan Gross
Dr. Megan Gross is a speech-language pathologist, an assistant professor at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and the director of the Bilingual Language Development Lab. She explains why the “difference versus disorder” framework is a helpful start but may oversimplify a child's language...
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Episode 27 - Language Preference with Aylin Fernandez
Aylin Fernandez is a psychology PhD student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. She is researching a topic very relevant to SLPs: language preference. Which factors influence why you prefer to use one language over another? How does this relate to the multicultural experience? How is…
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Episode 26 - Therapy Ideas
It’s the end of the year- you’re tired, we’re tired. Join us as we go through our favorite no-prep and low-prep (and free!) therapy ideas that you can implement tomorrow. The SLPs discuss ideas for ages ranging from 3 years old to high school, and yes, it includes watching full episodes of…
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