Hello everyone! I like many of my peers are very interested in AAC. I was wondering if you had any advice on how to become an AAC "specialist." Are there certifications or credentials we need? I would love to share your suggestions and knowledge with my audience as well!

Thank you!

Hello! I am going to start applying for my CFY and I know a lot of my peers are doing the same. I was wondering if you had any advice for us about the application processes for different settings. I'm considering looking for school placements but I know a lot of my peers have more medical interests. I would love to share your advice with my peers and audience!

Thank you :)

As we know, planning group therapy can be difficult at first, especially for graduate students. I am currently in my student teaching semester so I am still learning how to manage a full day of groups. My audience wants to know if you have any tips to tricks for lesson planning when the students in these groups have different goals.

Any advice?

Hello everyone! I am asking questions on behalf of my audience which consists of a lot of graduate school students. A lot of them are preparing to take their dysphagia courses and are nervous about it. I want to know how you all were successful in your courses. I hope with your advice, they can feel reassured and confident that they can do well in their classes.

What advice or resources would you give these SLP2Bes to set them up for success?

Hello everyone! If you celebrate Halloween, then Happy Halloween! Even if you don't, I hope y'all are having a great day!

For those of you that don't know, my instagram is @arybspeech and I have been sharing my grad school journey to my audience since 2021. Recently, I asked my audience if they had any questions about grad school, externships, the Praxis, student teaching, etc. I wanted to ask the Liricare community to weigh in on some of these topics since we all have different experiences and advice on how to navigate becoming an SLP. For more specific questions about different disorders like dysphagia, voice, etc., I will direct my questions in those Q&A groups.

So, my first question for you all is: What advice would you give an aspiring or licensed SLP if they are struggling with imposter syndrome?

Nurturing the next wave of therapists via mentorship and placements is an investment in the future quality of care within skilled nursing facilities and life plan communities. Click the link to read the whole article:

https://www.mcknights.com/blogs/rehab-realities/dream-big-supporting-the-next-generation-of-therapists/

Check out my newest campaign with Wes Chernin to help #speechpathologists and other healthcare providers bridge the gap between ourselves and the LGBTQIA+ community! You can find the article here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/melanieyvonneevans_speechpathologists-slp-lgbtqia-activity-7102741777429786624-PD1i?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

I just Dharma Coaching Institute! The goal is continue on my path as a Dharma Coach (life purpose) - aligning with my own dharma while teaching others how to do the same! I'm excited to share this concept with the Speech industry. Stay tuned for more!

The war in Israel is heavy on the mind of my families and myself included. What is our role in advocating and counseling our clients amidst these circumstances in Israel?

Okay I LOVE wordless videos. But I find some of them are too child-like for adolescents. Which wordless videos would you recommend for middle schoolers?