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Speechie Side Hustle
by Tassel Podcast Network
Speechie Side Hustle Podcast is part of the Tassel Podcast Network. It's the go to show for Speech Language Pathologists looking to turn their passion into a thriving business. Every week we will feature inspirational SLPs and allied professionals who've made their dream a reality. Whether it's creating digital products, merchandise, courses, or private practice on the side.We'll dive into the world of entrepreneurship and offer insights, tips, and real world advice to help you launch or expand your own Speechie side hustle.Keep hustling, Speechies!
Episodes
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[Podcourse] From Burnout to Abundance: Rewiring Your Money Mindset as a Speech-Language Pathologist with Melanie Evans
In this podcourse episode, we are joined by Melanie Evans, a Spanish bilingual SLP (Pediatric Speech Sister) and certified master mindset coach, discusses how SLPs’ money mindset—shaped largely by subconscious beliefs and nervous system “safety” responses—affects income and career choices.…
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30: From Hospital Leadership to Private Practice Success: Building a Niche Adult SLP Clinic
In this episode, we interview Kristin Winter, owner of SpeechRx in Stuart, Florida, about transitioning from a hospital leadership role to building an adult-only private practice specializing in dysphagia, voice, and head and neck cancer care. Kristin explains how her side hustle began in 2020…
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29: Turning Clinical Skills into a Children’s Book
In this episode we are joined by Tori Ross, Speech-Language Pathologist, owner of Talking with Tori Speech Therapy, and author of Once Upon a Doodle: An Alliance Adventure. Tori explains how her school and private-practice experience shaped an interactive wipe-clean “choose your own adventure”…
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[Podcourse] The Science of Collaboration: Moving from Independent Practice to Integrated Care Models
In this podcourse episode, we are joined by Rachael Ioquinto on interprofessional collaboration (IPC) and integrated care models, outlining learning outcomes around defining integrated care, identifying factors that drive siloed practice, and applying strategies to build collaborative teams....
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[Podcourse] From Overworked to Aligned: REDEFINING SUCCESS AS AN SLP ENTREPRENEUR
In this podcourse episode, we are joined by Natasha Agha, a Speech-Language Pathologist, private practice strategist, and alignment coach, as she explains burnout as chronic stress, dysregulation, and misalignment rather than personal failure or a motivation problem, emphasizing that system-level...
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28: Your Prescription for Visibility and Credibility in an OverSaturated Market
In this episode, we feature Jocelyn Wood, a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist, media contributor, and owner of Everyday Language Co, to discuss media pitching as an intentional, sustainable visibility system rather than a one-time hustle. Jocelyn defines media pitching as approaching outlets...
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27: How to Use Your SLP Skills to Start a Virtual Assistant Business with Jenna Cairo
In this episode, Jenna Cairo shares her journey from being a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) to becoming a successful Virtual Assistant (VA) for private practice owners. With a background in educational leadership and a passion for organization, Jenna discusses how she transitioned out of…
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26: Beyond the Bottom Line: People-First Leadership in Practice
In this episode, we sit down with Giselle LaRosa, the founder of Happy Play Therapy, a veteran-owned, women-owned, and minority-owned practice in Davie, Florida. Giselle shares her passionate journey of overcoming burnout, finding authenticity, and creating a thriving business centered on…
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25: How to Actually Get Referrals (Without Feeling Weird About It)
In this episode, we discuss five actionable strategies for building genuine and effective referral relationships that feel aligned and joyful. Emphasizing on a service-oriented mindset, the episode provides tips such as creating a simple referral packet, connecting authentically without pressure,...
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24: 5 Things Missing From Your Website (That Might Be Costing You Clients)
In this episode, we focus on optimizing your website to effectively book clients, sell offers, and grow your email list, and more. The discussion breaks down five critical elements your site needs: clear calls to action (CTAs), privacy policies, transparent refund policies, location-specific SEO,...
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23: Customer Service in Private Practice with Marcia Church
In this episode, Marcia Church, a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Pediatric Speech Stars, shares her insights on the importance of customer service within private practice and emphasizes the necessity of problem-solving even for non-ideal clients and highlights key strategies for…
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Business Connect Series: Top 10 Books to Get your Business Idea off the Ground
This episode is part of the SLP Business Connect series, we share our top 10 favorite business books and discuss key takeaways and personal insights that can help entrepreneurs launch or grow their businesses. We also talk about practical tools and resources like profit calculators and name...
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Business Connect Series: 30 Non-Traditional Side Hustles You Can Do with Your SLP Degree
This episode is part of the SLP Business Connect series, where we explore 30 different side hustle ideas for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to utilize their degrees beyond traditional roles. We discuss various categories such as physical and digital products, service-based businesses,...
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Business Connect Series: How to Match Your School Salary with Only 10 Sessions a Week
This episode is part of the SLP Business Connect Series, where we discuss invaluable tips and personal experiences for speech-language pathologists (SLPs) beginning their journey in private practice. The discussion includes advice on setting boundaries, understanding one’s skill set, and...
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22: Building a Thriving SLP Private Practice with Parent Coaching with Johanna Stadtmauer
In this episode, we explore the transformative power of adding parent coaching to speech-language pathology (SLP) practices with Johanna Stadtmauer, founder of Ready Stat Speech based in Bergen County, New Jersey. Joanna shares her journey from one-on-one therapy to incorporating parent coaching,...
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21: Bilingual Therapy (OT, PT, ST) Private Practice with Ashley Villarreal Fleeman
In this episode, we are joined by Ashley Villarreal Fleeman as we discuss the importance of leveraging bilingual skills as an SLP and the challenges and rewards of offering bilingual speech therapy services. Ashley, co-owner of Amigos Pediatric Therapy Services, shares her journey from…
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20: Growing Your Private Practice in the Preschool Setting with Kim Dillon
In this episode, we are joined by Kim Dillon, a seasoned Speech Language Pathologist with over 20 years of experience as she shares her journey from working in public schools and private practices to establishing her own thriving practice focusing on early language development, speech sound...
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19: Niching Down & Building a Thriving SLP Practice with Autumn R. Henning
In this episode, we are joined by Autumn Henning, a seasoned Speech Language Pathologist, certified Orofacial Myologist, and International Board-Certified Lactation Consultant as she details her journey from a general interest in cognitive therapy for adults to founding the first dedicated...
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18: How to Master Marketing Your Private Practice with Jillian Pendergast
In this episode, we are joined by Jillian Pendergast as she shares her journey from a burnt-out school-based therapist to running a successful private practice. Jillian started her side hustle three years ago, and it has since grown into a thriving full-time career with a multi six-figure income...
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17: Trends in Social Media Marketing with Sarah Breshears
In this episode, we are joined by Sarah Brashears, the founder and CEO of Social Moguls as we discuss the importance of foundational marketing principles, understanding your audience, and the latest trends in social media. We touch on topics like the significance of building an email list, the...
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16: How to Expand Your Private Practice with Ashley Causey
In this episode, I am joined by Ashley Causey, a certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over 13 years of experience, as shares her journey from a burnout mom to the owner of a successful private practice, Speech at the Beach. Starting as an in-home therapist during COVID-19, Ashley balanced...
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15: The One About an SLP's Journey in EI: From Cultural Insights to Toddler Tips
In this episode, I am joined by Sneha Susan Jacob, an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over 20 years of experience and now CEO of Italk Inc. Susan's journey spans from India to the United States, working in diverse settings from schools to skilled nursing facilities. She shares her...
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14: The One About Advocacy, OMT, and Private Practice
In this episode, I am joined by Christina Cahill Longo, a Speech-Language Pathologist & Orofacial Myologist as she shares her journey from working in an acute medical setting to establishing a private practice in a school environment and discuss the development of comprehensive student services,...
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13: The One About How to Adapt Your Offerings for Your Clients' Evolving Needs
In this episode, we are joined by Paige O'Dwyer, a Speech-Language Pathologist and the Owner and Director of Communication Options, Inc. Paige discusses the innovative approaches her practice takes in early childhood speech and language intervention, particularly through their Partners in Play...
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12: The One About Incorporating Mindfulness and Montessori in Therapy
In this episode, we are joined by Amruta Potdar as we dive into creating successful therapy sessions using principles of mindfulness and Montessori. With nearly 20 years of experience, Amruta shares her holistic approach to therapy and emphasizes the importance of a prepared child, adult, and...
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11: The One About Pivoting from SLP to Copywriting
In this episode, we are joined by Lauren Hermann, a former medical Speech-Language Pathologist who transitioned into a career as a freelance copywriter. Lauren shares her journey of combining her passion for Speech Language Pathology and writing into a viable career. Facing challenges like moving...
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10: The One About Support Neurodiversity and Inclusion in Early Intervention
In this episode, I am joined by Jessie Kensey, a Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Simply Speech Therapy, as she shares her journey from being a high school English teacher to starting her own private practice. She discusses the motivations behind starting her business, the...
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9: The One About Creating a Niche Private Practice
In this episode, I am joined by Megan Hayes, MS, CCC-SLP, as we explore how working in a private practice setting differs from other professional environments. The discussion focuses on the unique aspects, benefits, and challenges of private practice in comparison to alternative settings.
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8: The One About Navigating Cultural Differences in Private Practice
In this episode, we are joined by Martha Boiardt, an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist and founder of Miami Speech Therapy as she shares her expertise on bilingual speech therapy, discussing the importance of maintaining heritage languages while navigating language delays. Martha addresses...
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7: The One About Thinking Outside the Box in Private Practice
In this episode, I am joined by Rachel May, a Speech Language Pathologist with over two decades of experience as we explore the challenges and benefits of pursuing entrepreneurship versus employment. Rachel discusses her journey and the motivation behind starting her own private practice. She is...
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6: The One About Virtual Coaching & EI
In this episode, we are joined by Gina Russell, the owner of Tiny Sparks, LLC, as we discuss her private coaching and consulting services designed to support parents and professionals in helping young children reach their full potential. Gina shares her inspiration for starting Tiny Sparks, the...
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5: The One About Hiring and Retention in Private Practice with Tracy Bond
In this episode, we are joined by Tracy Bond. Tracy is an SLP and CEO, as well as, a wife, mom of 3 girls and grandmother ("Mam") to a 7 year old granddaughter. She received her undergraduate degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences from the University of South Alabama and her graduate degree in SLP...
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4: The One About Taking Back Your Power as an SLP with Private Practice
In this episode, we are joined by Jamie Giannino, a Speech Language Pathologist and owner of Wordwise Speech Therapy, a boutique private practice specializing in early language, parent training, school age language, and speech sound disorders. Wordwise Speech recently branched off to include a...
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3: The One About Balancing Work and Starting Your Own Private Practice and Being Inclusive
In this episode, we are joined by Hannah Davis (she/her). Hannah is an ASHA certified clinically competent speech language pathologist, licensed and practicing in the state of Virginia. She works full time in a public elementary school, and owns her own private practice, Dominion Speech Services,...
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2: The One About Finding Balance with Private Practice
In this episode, we are joined by Kate Kurzhal, a certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist serving the South Bend, IN area. She is the sole owner and operator of Therapeutic Interventions & Solutions, LLC. Her interest in the field began as a young adult while helping her Dad run "Learn...
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1: The One About Running an SLP Side Hustle
Speechie Side Hustle Podcast is part of the Tassel Podcast Network. It's the go to show for Speech Language Pathologists looking to turn their passion into a thriving business. Every week we will feature inspirational SLPs and allied professionals who've made their dream a reality. Whether it's...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Speechie Side Hustle Podcast is part of the Tassel Podcast Network. It's the go to show for Speech Language Pathologists looking to turn their passion into a thriving business. Every week we will feature inspirational SLPs and allied professionals who've made their dream a reality. Whether it's creating digital products, merchandise, courses, or private practice on the side.We'll dive into the world of entrepreneurship and offer insights, tips, and real world advice to help you launch or expand your own Speechie side hustle.Keep hustling, Speechies!
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Speechie Side Hustle Podcast is part of the Tassel Podcast Network. It's the go to show for Speech Language Pathologists looking to turn their passion into a thriving business. Every week we will feature inspirational SLPs and allied professionals who've made their dream a reality. Whether it's...
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