In this episode of Talking with Tech, Chris interviews Bruce Alter, a pediatric Physical Therapist and AT Consultant with the Tigard-Tualatin School District in Oregon. Bruce has a long history working with technology, including as a user; he was an early adopter of assistive technology in school to support his challenges with dyslexia.
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One fact about Sheeran that even the biggest fans of the star may not know is that as a child he suffered from a stutter, which could have gone on to potentially affect his singing career. Despite this, he was able to overcome the stutter and did so by using an unusual method.
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In this episode we have Lauren DeVoe M.S. CCC-SLP. Lauren has been a Speech Language Pathologist for 4 years. Lauren enjoys working with families to help their child become an effective communicator.
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In this episode of SLP Coffee Talk, I sat down with two rock star SLPs, Karina and Heather from @SoarWithWords, to talk about all things dyslexia and how we as SLPs can best support our students that struggle with it and help them reach their goals.
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The Pediatric Speech Sister Network© on YouTube Live, founded by Melanie Y. Evans, MS CCC-SLP, is a collection of online channels dedicated to building a community of culturally competent and thriving speech pathologists.
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Matt, Michelle, and Rachel dive into the research and pop news in and related to the field of Speech and Language Pathology. On this week’s episode they discuss the role the SLP has in Concussion protocol and wearable tech for voice care.
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Christina Hunger works with one- and two-year-old children, many of which use adaptive devices to communicate. So she wondered what would happen if she taught her two-month-old puppy, a Catahoula/Blue Heeler named Stella, to do the same.
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This episode is a rerun of a previous episode originally published on March 7th, 2021.

On a daily walk with their newborn sons in strollers, Madeline Romano and Mary Vitale, both 35- year-old pediatric speech language pathologists, began to hash out a plan for a business that would allow them to spend time with their own children, while doing what they love - helping kids with with speech development in a fun “parent and me” class setting.
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Practice the SURE way to say the R sound with Peachie Speechie’s speech-language pathologist, Meredith Avren!
This method uses shaping to achieve accurate production of the R sound. Watch and learn how to shape the SH sound into an R sound!
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