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TU Communication Disorders Connection
by TU SLP
The TU Communication Disorders Connection is a podcast hosted by the students and faculty of the Speech-Language Pathology Department at The University of Tulsa. Join us as we discuss our speech-language pathology program at TU and the diverse and exciting field as a whole!
Episodes
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Episode 40: Interprofessional Concussion Treatment with Dan Newman
In this week's podcast episode, Dan Newman MS, LAT, ATC, Associate Director of Sports Medicine and Performance at Union High School, and Brooklyn Hinesley, 2nd year graduate student, discuss Dan's work in concussion treatment and his experience with SLPs in the schools!
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Episode 39: The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and SLPs with Britney Dunne
We are happy to be back in the recording studio! In this week's podcast episode, Britney Dunne, a neonatal intensive care unit SLP and graduate of our program, and Brandi Wollam, 2nd year graduate student, discuss Britney's experience with infant feeding and her time in the NICU!
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Episode 38: Listening and Spoken Language in Everday Practice with Natalie David
In this week's episode, listen as first-year graduate student, Jordan Bilger, and Natalie David, an adjunct faculty at TU and Listening and Spoken Language Specialist, discuss Listening and Spoken Language certification and how it works in everyday practice! 🌟
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Episode 37: The CF Experience and Outpatient Therapy with Hallie Olcomendy
In this week's episode, hear from one of our TU alums, Hallie Olcomendy, as she shares her experience in her clinical fellowship at an outpatient clinic!
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Episode 36: Private Practice and Career Advice with Dr. Caitlin Bruder
In this week's podcast episode, listen as Dr. Caitlin Bruder, a TU alum, and first-year graduate student Laura Young discuss opening a private practice and how to navigate our everchanging field.
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Episode 35: Applying to Graduate School with Caroline Lohse and Reagan Shull
In this week's episode, hear how undergraduate senior, Caroline Lohse, shares her experiences with the graduate school application process and how she navigated choosing graduate programs to apply to!
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Episode 34: Aphasia Recovery and Treatment with Dennis Richardson
In this week's podcast episode, Dennis Richardson, an stroke survivor, shares with his experience with speech-language pathology and his return to teaching post stroke with graduate students Ashley Romney and Reagan Shull!
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Episode 33: Understanding and Affirming Autistic Clients by Maggie Savage
In this week’s podcast episode, TU SLP alum Maggie Savage shares her clinical insights and contributions to the book Understanding and Affirming Autistic Clients: A Primer for Mental Health Professionals with graduate students Emily Main and Alyssa Hall! ⭐️
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Episode 32: Audiology Grad School with Julia Rush & Alex Nunneley
TU alum Julia Rush (BS ‘24) shares her experience in audiology graduate school at UT Dallas with SLP grad students Alex Nunneley and Alyssa Hall!
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Episode 31: Working with Aphasia, Stroke, and TBI with Kim Frey
Kim Frey, PhD, CCC-SLP, CBIS, shares with graduate student Alyssa Hall about her experiences working with stroke, TBI, and aphasia as director of the SLP department at Craig Hospital.
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Episode 30: Bilingual Assessment with Grace Cheifetz
In this episode, graduate student Hannah Turner and Grace Cheifetz, M.S. CCC-SLP, discuss her experience as a bilingual speech pathologist working with bilingual families and assessment.
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Episode 29: Parent & Client Story - 22Q and AAC
In this episode, Donah Leavell shares her experience parenting and acquiring a communication device for her child with 22Q 11.2 Partial Deletion Disorder!
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Episode 28: AAC at the Little Light House with Lindsey Kehr
Graduate students Lynnen Robinson and Alyssa Hall interview Lindsey Kehr, MS, CCC-SLP, about her work at the Little Lighthouse and experience with AAC!
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Episode 27: AAC Introduction with Meredith Atchley
Graduate students Meredith Atchley and Alyssa Hall introduce the SLP Big 9 area of AAC!
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Episode 26: Acting and Voice Therapy with Samantha Potrykus
Actor Samantha Potrykus shares her experience receiving voice therapy with graduate students Kendra Choate and Alyssa Hall!
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Episode 25: Voice Disorders with Dr. Rubino
Marianna Rubino, MFA, PhD, CCC-SLP, shares her expertise in voice disorders with graduate students Brooke Stemple and Alyssa Hall!
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Episode 24: Voice Intro with Gillian Gallant
TU SLP grad student Gillian Gallant shares a brief intro into the SLP big 9 area of voice!
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Episode 23: Life with Aphasia with Lisa ToleFree
Graduate students Payton Swain and Alyssa Hall talk with Lisa ToleFree about her life, recovery, and advocacy as a person with aphasia.
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Episode 22: Cognition in Acute Care with Anna Petersen
Listen as SLP and TU alum Anna Petersen shares her experiences working as an acute care SLP with graduate students Samantha Okroi and Alyssa Hall!
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Episode 21: Ryan Cowley: Speaker, Author, Sportswriter, and Person Who Stutters
In this episode, join host Alyssa Hall and special guest Ryan Cowley as they discuss Ryan's personal and career milestones as a speaker, author, and sportswriter who stutters.
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Episode 20: Stuttering as an SLP with Shelby Mills
In this episode, Shelby Mills, M.S., CCC-SLP, shares her experience as a person who stutters and her journey to becoming a speech-language pathologist with graduate students Natalie Anderson and Alyssa Hall!
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Episode 19: Fluency Introduction with Jenna Curry
Join host Alyssa Hall and graduate student Jenna Curry for a brief introduction into the SLP Big 9 area of fluency!
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Episode 18: Cognition, Executive Functioning, and ADHD with Sara Thomas
Host Alyssa Hall and guest Sara Thomas discuss cognition, executive functioning, and Sara's experiences as a student with ADHD!
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Episode 17: Virtual Language Intervention in Schools with Claire Collard and Jayla Hurt
In this episode, join Claire Collard, M.S., CCC-SLP, graduate student Jayla Hurt, and host Alyssa Hall as they discuss expectations, challenges, and strategies for working virtually with students!
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Episode 16: Language Intro with Kristen Thorne
Join host Alyssa Hall and guest Kristen Thorne for a conversation about the Speech-Language Pathology Big-9 Area of Language!
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Episode 15: Living with a Cochlear Implant with Wayne Roberts
In this episode, host Chloe McEachern and graduate student Becca Watson hear from Wayne Roberts about his perspectives and experiences before and after cochlear implantation.
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Episode 14: Auditory Processing Disorder with Chelsea Anderson
In this episode, Chelsea Anderson, PhD, CCC-SLP, shares her knowledge and clinical insights from working with clients with auditory processing disorder. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and beliefs of The...
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Episode 13: Hearing with Brenna Golden
Join host Alyssa Hall and Brenna Golden as they discuss the SLP's role in hearing intervention, from conducting screenings to collaborating with other professionals. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and...
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Episode 12: Patient and Caregiver Story - Voice Therapy
Join host Chloe McEachern and special guests Denny and Vicki Krafft for a heartfelt conversation about Denny’s powerful journey, from his cancer diagnosis to his life today. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views...
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Episode 11: Pediatric Feeding Disorders with Cara Milam and Megan Ihrig
Join host Alyssa Hall as she discusses pediatric feeding disorders with special guests, Cara Milam, CCC-SLP, and graduate student Megan Ihrig. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and beliefs of The University…
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Episode 10: Swallowing with Chloe McEachern
Join host Alyssa Hall and Chloe McEachern as they discuss speech-language pathologists' role in swallowing and feeding disorders. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and beliefs of The University of Tulsa and...
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Episode 9: Childhood Apraxia of Speech - Parent Perspective
Join Alyssa Hall and Jordan Demetriades in a conversation with Tabitha Hines about her experiences parenting a child with childhood apraxia of speech.
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Episode 8: Articulation with Lily Heyne and Mimi Khoury
Join graduate student Lily Heyne as she discusses articulation with alumna Mimi Khoury, M.S., CCC-SLP.
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Episode 7: Speech Sounds with Cate Trizza
Join host Chloe McEachern and special guest Cate Trizza as they discuss speech-language pathologists' role in speech sound development and disorders. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and beliefs of The...
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Episode 6: Parent Perspective with Catherine Hanna and Dayli Walker
Join host Chloe McEachern and special guests Dayli Walker and Catherine Hanna as they discuss Catherine’s journey as a parent of a child with speech-language delays. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication Disorders Connection podcast do not represent the views and...
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Episode 5: Social Aspects of Language with Brooke Martin, M.S. CCC-SLP
Episode 5 - Social Aspects of Language with Brooke Martin, M.S. CCC-SLP Join host Sarah Launchbaugh and special guest Brooke Martin, M.S. CCC-SLP as they discuss speech-language pathologists' role in social aspects of language. DISCLAIMER - The content of Studio 151 podcast and TU Communication...
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Episode 3: Aphasia Awareness with Jami Harl
Join host Sarah Launchbaugh and special guest Jami Harl as they discuss speech-language pathologists' role in Aphasia treatment and advocacy.
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Episode 2: Speech-Language Pathology and Research with Maria Bustos
Join co-hosts Sarah Launchbaugh and Chloe McEachern as they discuss speech-language pathology and research with alumna, Maria Bustos.
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Episode 1: Introduction
Join co-hosts Sarah Launchbaugh and Chloe McEachern in the first episode as they introduce the podcast, explore the field of speech-language pathology, and share what to expect in future episodes.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The TU Communication Disorders Connection is a podcast hosted by the students and faculty of the Speech-Language Pathology Department at The University of Tulsa. Join us as we discuss our speech-language pathology program at TU and the diverse and exciting field as a whole!
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