Surviving your first few weeks as a school based SLP, and more tips and tricks

Feeling burnt out, overwhelmed, or just running on Autopilot? You’re not alone. In this episode we’re getting real about what self care looks like for SLPs and grad students. We’ll talk about mental health, setting boundaries and how to create habits that support you. Follow us on instagram - @ SLPgradstudent

In this episode I talk about some things you’ll need to look into when becoming an SLP, trusting the process and feeling the fear and doing things anyway!!

In this episode I talk a bit more on the personal side but also relate it to the speechie profession! I’ve also started a new mentorship program. You can apply on instagram @slpgradstudent - and click on the link on the profile!

In this episode I talk about the importance of connections at whatever point you’re at whether it’s grad school, a seasoned SLP, etc! And I also have an announcement Incase you missed it from my Instagram :) ! Enjoy. Let me know what you think @slpgradstudent on IG! :)

In this episode I talk about surviving your first few weeks as an Slp that is school based, things to bring and provide tips and tricks to surviving the dreaded scheduling !

In this episode I feature my fiancé and we talk about all things long distance, provide advice and I even throw in some speechie questions ;). Let me know what you think! Follow me on Instagram @SLPgradstudent

Hello ! Welcome back to another SLP grad student episode ! In this episode I give some tips and tricks when it comes to interviewing, types of questions I get asked and the types of questions i also ask! Follow us on IG @slpgradstudent. Part two coming soon with more information as well!

In this episode we feature Ingrid Owens-Gonzalez from @theboldSLPcollective. We talk about all things related to being a Latina SLP in the field such as the struggles we go through and how we find balance! * * Ingrid is a Speech Language Pathologist that resides and has been practicing in New Mexico since 2011. Ingrid has a Bachelor's degree from New Mexico State University in Psychology with a double-major in Languages and Linguistics. Ingrid pursued her Master's degree from the University of Texas at Dallas in Communication Sciences and Disorders.Ingrid has worked in many settings such as the SNF setting, in the Early Intervention setting, but her true passion is in the School setting. She loves working with the K-5 population but has experience with Preschool and Middle school as well. She is the owner of My Speech Place LLC, co-founder of The Bold SLP Collective, Co-founder & Lead Mentor of The Beam SLP Program, and Co-host of the Bold SLP Podcast. * * Ingrid's non financial and financial disclosures are: Non-Financial: I am @MySpeechBlend on instagram, co-founder of The Bold SLP Collective, Co-founder & Lead Mentor of The Beam SLP Program, and Co-host of the Bold SLP Podcast.Financial: I am an employee of a school district and owner of My Speech Place LLC. * * You can reach out to Ingrid via Instagram @theboldSLPcollective & sign up for the summer course they are offering at: https://courses.slpnerdcast.com/courses/graduate-credit-Solutions-and-Strategies-to-Prevent-Harm-in-Bilingual-and-Multicultural-Evaluations * * Here is another research article that goes into the struggles bilingual SLP's face in the field: https://leader.pubs.asha.org/do/10.1044/leader.LML.27052022.cultural-responsive-advocacy.np/full/

In this episode I talk about what to expect with graduate school interviews, how to prepare and what to ask! I also talk a bit more about my journey as well! Feel free to follow me on Instagram @SLPgradstudent

In this episode I talk about negotiating money and pay and how we as SLPs should come together to advocate for what we deserve! Follow me on Instagram @slpgradstudent