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If you have ever found yourself scrambling for the right therapy materials right before a session, you are not alone. In this episode, I share why the real issue usually is not a lack of materials. It is a lack of a system.

We walk through the four parts of a simple workflow: planning, materials, data, and follow through. I also share a story from my own career, plus examples of SLPs who saved time, lowered stress, and felt more confident after building a repeatable process.

Resources mentioned:

• Session Structure course inside SLP Now
• Thematic Units course inside SLP Now
• Data Collection course inside SLP Now

Ready for more support? slpnow.com/pod

This is a short and sweet Summit week episode!

If you have been feeling stretched thin, this is your reminder that support can make a big difference. The Summit is a simple way to get practical ideas and head into the school year with a better plan. Working smarter, not harder.

Sign up at slpsummit.com!

It is my favorite time of year! The SLP Summit is almost here!

In this episode, I share a quick preview of the July 2026 lineup, including six live courses and two on-demand sessions you can watch through August 15.

We talk about AAC, motor learning, stuttering, health literacy, organization, executive functioning, and evidence-based therapy planning.

Register at slpsummit.com!

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A lot of us think being prepared for back to school means having every lesson planned and every material printed. In this episode, I share a simpler way to think about it. Prepared means being clear on your caseload, clear on your priorities, and clear on your next few steps.

I also walk through my 4 step framework to help you get the lay of the land, segment your caseload, set up your core systems, and plan the first two weeks without trying to map out the whole year. We are focusing on rapport, routines, and quick baseline data, working smarter, not harder.

Resources:

- Episode 21: slpnow.com/21

- Free trial: slpnow.com/pod

- Join the webinar on August 3: (SIGNUPLINK)

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A caseload number can look tidy on paper, but it never tells the whole story. In this episode, I break down why caseload does not equal workload, what the 2024 ASHA survey tells us, and why so many school based SLPs feel stretched thin even when the numbers look manageable.

I also walk through a simple way to make invisible work visible, so you can use data and clear language to advocate for support without making it personal. If you are feeling behind, this is your reminder that the system may be the problem, not you.

Resources:

- 2024 ASHA schools survey

- SLP Now Academy

- slpnow.com/pod

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What if it actually felt doable to leave work at work?

In this episode, I’m sharing five things I’ve seen school based SLPs do to leave on time more consistently. It is not about caring less. It is about building systems that make the job more manageable. I talk about planning ahead, giving every part of the job a home, documenting as you go, and protecting your energy.

If you’ve been telling yourself that staying late is just part of being a good SLP, this episode is your reminder that burnout is not a badge of honor. There is a better way, and it starts with one repeatable system. Working smarter, not harder.

Resources:

- Follow along on Instagram: instagram.com/slpnow

- Email: hello@slpnow.com

- Sign up for a free trial: slpnow.com/pod

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Mixed groups are a reality for most school-based SLPs, and managing them well takes the right tools. In this episode, Marisha walks through how the SLP Now Visuals Binder makes it work, covering how to use it digitally in a pinch, how to test what works for your students, and why eventually printing and laminating your go-to visuals changes everything about session flow.

The binder covers preschool through 12th grade with 95 pages of evidence-based visuals across early language, grammar, vocabulary, and later language skills. No prep required. Just open it and use it.

Already a member? Contact us at hello@slpnow.com to access your binder bundle!

Not a member yet? When you upgrade to a monthly or yearly membership, we'll send you the full bundle.

Start your free trial: slpnow.com/pod

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Ever finish writing a goal and then realize you have no clear way to measure it at progress report time? You're not alone, and this episode has a fix.

I'm walking you through the Digital Probe Binder (nearly 2,300 pages of goal-aligned probes) and showing you exactly how I pair it with goal cards to collect solid data for every student in a group in under five minutes. This combo keeps sessions moving, tells you exactly where each student is at, and makes progress reporting way less stressful.

Resources mentioned:

- Digital Probe Binder — available inside SLP Now

- Data Collection Course — access it free at slpnow.com/pod (complete the course and the binder is automatically sent to you)

Show Notes: slpnow.com/255

Evals coming up and you're still digging through folders looking for the right screener? This episode is for you.

In this episode, I'm walking you through the SLP Now Assessment Binder, a 70-page digital resource that lives right on your iPad. No printing. No hunting. Just everything you need, right at your fingertips.

I'll show you how this binder covers articulation, phonology, and grade-level assessments across multiple skill areas. And when you pair it with SLP Now's built-in assessment tools, you can collect data, generate goal recommendations, and auto-populate your present levels statement all in one place.

In this episode:

• What the Assessment Binder includes and how to access it
• How to use the binder alongside the SLP Now assessment tool
• How the platform auto-generates present levels summaries
• How to create goals directly from assessment data
• How to get your full binder inside the membership

Resources mentioned:

• Free Trial: slpnow.com/pod

Show Notes: slpnow.com/254

The vast majority of school-based SLPs don’t have perfectly matched groups, and that doesn’t mean therapy has to be less effective. With the right structure and planning strategy, mixed groups can actually become a powerful way to target multiple goals, support peer learning, and simplify your workload. In this episode, we walk through a practical framework for running structured, efficient therapy sessions, even when your groups include different grade levels and goals.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

1. How to segment your caseload so you can plan therapy more efficiently
2. Why language-rich thematic units help you target multiple goals at once
3. A simple way to let students build on each other’s responses in mixed groups
4. How the "Check in → Assess → Teach → Practice → Wrap up" structure reduces cognitive load
5. Three small strategies you can implement immediately to make sessions easier

If you'd like help setting this up for your own caseload, you can explore the tools and units inside a free trial at slpnow.com/pod.

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If you had five extra hours this week (completely protected from meetings, paperwork, and emails), how would you use them? Many school-based SLPs say they’d spend that time collaborating with teachers, analyzing student progress, planning more intentional therapy, or simply taking a real lunch break. In this episode, we explore why those meaningful parts of the job often get squeezed out + what you can do to start reclaiming that time.

In this episode, we discuss:

1. Why the gap many SLPs feel isn’t a competence problem
2. How reducing rework can save hours of therapy planning each week
3. Simple ways to batch decisions and reduce decision fatigue
4. Why tracking your “invisible work” can help advocate for a more manageable workload

If therapy planning, paperwork, and prep are taking over your evenings and weekends, you can start your free trial at slpnow.com/pod to explore tools designed to help you streamline the process and get that time back.

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School-based SLPs don’t struggle with planning because they’re disorganized; they struggle because their workload is overflowing. And when something has to give, therapy planning is often the first thing sacrificed. But thoughtful, structured planning is what actually makes therapy more efficient and effective.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

1. A simple 5-step session structure to reduce cognitive load
2. How to use goal-aligned materials to plan in minutes (not hours)
3. Why thematic units dramatically cut decision fatigue
4. A 30-second habit that makes future planning easier
5. How structure improves student progress and behavior

If you’re ready to make therapy planning sustainable, start your free trial at slpnow.com/pod and put these systems into action.

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A caseload of 63 students doesn’t tell the full story of your job. School-based SLPs juggle therapy, evaluations, IEP meetings, Medicaid billing, AAC programming, travel time, and more — yet capacity is often measured by one number. In this episode, we unpack the difference between caseload and workload, why “the math isn’t mathing,” and how to shift the conversation with clarity and confidence.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

1. The difference between caseload and workload (and why it matters)
2. Four principles to manage impossible workloads
3. How to protect your contract hours without guilt
4. Simple ways to document and make your workload visible
5. How to approach administrators with clear, objective data

If paperwork and planning are part of your overwhelm, check out our free trial at slpnow.com/pod.

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Paperwork doesn’t have to be the reason this job feels unsustainable. In this final episode of our paperwork series, we zoom out and look at why burnout is often a systems problem (not a passion problem), and what actually helps school-based SLPs get paperwork done more efficiently. You’ll hear practical ways to reduce cognitive load, create repeatable workflows, and make steady progress without adding more stress to your plate.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

1. Identify your biggest paperwork stressors and prioritize what matters most
2. Use a “buffet” approach to implement systems without overwhelm
3. Plan IEPs and evaluations in a way that supports working ahead
4. Create reliable workflows that make paperwork feel manageable and sustainable

If you’re ready to make paperwork feel lighter, pick one strategy from this episode and try it this week.

Show Notes: slpnow.com/249

Writing IEPs and evaluations doesn’t have to feel like starting from scratch every single time. In this episode, we break down simple, systems-based strategies that help school-based SLPs write reports faster—without cutting corners or second-guessing their clinical decisions. You’ll learn how small shifts, like templates and text expanders, can reduce overwhelm, boost confidence, and make paperwork feel far more manageable.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

1. Eliminate “blank page syndrome” when writing reports
2. Use templates to streamline IEPs and evaluations
3. Avoid common copy-and-paste mistakes
4. Save hours during progress note season

👉 Tune in to start building a calmer, more efficient paperwork system you can actually sustain.

A simple paperwork system can save you hours and protect your focus during the school week. In this episode, I’m sharing an easy way to organize pending IEPs and evaluations so your desk stays clear, you always know what to work on next, and nothing slips through the cracks. You’ll hear my go-to folder + checklist setup, plus flexible options for SLPs who prefer printable systems or digital workflows.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

1. A “one-folder-per-student” system to keep paperwork contained
2. How to prioritize paperwork by due date automatically
3. Why checklists reduce errors and last-minute scrambling
4. Printable vs. digital ways to stay consistent and organized
5. How SLP Now can streamline forms, progress monitoring, and reminders

Ready to make paperwork easier? Start your free trial of SLP Now at slpnow.com/pod.

Paperwork doesn’t just take time. It takes up mental space. In this episode, we’re kicking off a 4-part series to help you reduce paperwork overwhelm by building a simple planning system that supports your deadlines (and your sanity). You’ll learn how to map out what’s coming, spot your busiest months, and create realistic weekly goals so you’re not carrying every IEP and eval in your head at once.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

1. Do a quick paperwork inventory to identify your biggest stress points
2. Audit upcoming IEPs/evals by month to plan ahead with confidence
3. Set weekly paperwork goals that reduce decision fatigue and mental load
4. Protect focus time using simple schedule boundaries

Try the SLP Now free trial at slpnow.com/pod to access the Paperwork Course + workbook and start building your system.

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Narrative graphic organizers are a simple tool that can unlock stronger storytelling, richer language samples, and better generalization across therapy sessions. In this episode, I’m sharing four practical ways to use a narrative graphic organizer with students across grade levels—whether you’re targeting personal narratives, story retells, or literacy-based therapy goals. These strategies are easy to implement, highly flexible, and designed to reduce overwhelm while supporting clear narrative structure.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

1. Use graphic organizers to scaffold personal narratives
2. Build pre-story knowledge before reading a book or article
3. Support accurate and meaningful story retells
4. Create parallel stories to promote generalization

If you want to see these strategies in action and grab free graphic organizers, check out my on-demand SLP Summit course for a deeper dive.

Narrative graphic organizers are a simple tool that can unlock stronger storytelling, richer language samples, and better generalization across therapy sessions. In this episode, I’m sharing four practical ways to use a narrative graphic organizer with students across grade levels—whether you’re targeting personal narratives, story retells, or literacy-based therapy goals. These strategies are easy to implement, highly flexible, and designed to reduce overwhelm while supporting clear narrative structure.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

1. Use graphic organizers to scaffold personal narratives
2. Build pre-story knowledge before reading a book or article
3. Support accurate and meaningful story retells
4. Create parallel stories to promote generalization

If you want to see these strategies in action and grab free graphic organizers, check out my on-demand SLP Summit course for a deeper dive.

Sequencing goals are common in IEPs, but do they actually lead to meaningful outcomes? In this episode, I share why I no longer write traditional sequencing goals and what I do instead to support generalization, comprehension, and real-world language use. We’ll look at how isolated sequencing tasks fall short and how embedding sequencing within narrative-based therapy can better support students’ communication skills.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

1. Why decontextualized sequencing tasks often don’t generalize
2. How narrative-based frameworks support sequencing, memory, and comprehension
3. Examples of functional, measurable alternatives to traditional sequencing goals
4. Practical ways to scaffold sequencing within real stories and experiences

Listen in to rethink how you target sequencing and walk away with ideas you can apply in therapy right away.

Every January, thousands of SLPs come together for the SLP Summit, and this year’s lineup is packed with fresh insights and practical strategies you can use right away. In this episode, I’m sharing what to expect, how to access two on-demand courses immediately, and why the live sessions (January 12–14) are truly worth tuning into. Whether you're craving evidence-based ideas or simply want to feel inspired again, this Summit has something for you.

Sign up at slpsummit.com!

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Want to access the free materials mentioned in the podcast? Go to slpnow.com/pod!

In this episode, we break down six evidence-based strategies you can use to teach summarizing with clarity and confidence. From explicit instruction to picture-supported scaffolds, you’ll get practical tools you can use in your very next session.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

✏️ How to explicitly define summaries, main ideas, and key details

✏️ Ways to use visuals and graphic organizers to boost comprehensio

✏️ Why modeling metalinguistic thinking accelerates learning

✏️ How sentence frames and text structures support generalization

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Want to access the free materials mentioned in the podcast? Go to slpnow.com/pod!

Did you know that just a handful of prefixes and suffixes account for most derivational words students encounter? In this episode, we break down simple, effective strategies for teaching morphology in speech therapy — so you can help students become confident “word detectives” without adding more to your plate.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How to introduce affixes using clear, student-friendly examples
• Practical ways to teach selected prefixes and suffixes
• A step-by-step framework for breaking down words
• Tips for weaving morphology practice into any therapy unit

Tune in and bring a little more clarity (and confidence) to your vocabulary instruction!

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Did you know that nearly half of English words have more than one meaning? In this episode, we break down simple, evidence-backed strategies to help students infer meaning, build vocabulary, and strengthen comprehension—all without adding more prep to your plate.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• How to introduce the concept of multiple meaning words with concrete, student-friendly examples
• Ways to teach students to use context clues and imagery to determine meaning
• Metalinguistic prompts that support flexible thinking
• How to use graphic organizers and parts-of-speech frames to deepen understanding

If you want ready-to-use activities for these strategies, start a free SLP Now trial (slpnow.com/pod) and explore the Multiple Meaning Words Skill Pack.

What if teaching describing could feel simpler and more effective? In this episode, we break down evidence-based strategies and share practical tools you can start using right away. From visual supports to vocabulary journals, you’ll learn how to build stronger describing skills with confidence.

In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

• Teach key attribute categories using clear, structured supports
• Use contrastive examples to boost understanding
• Build vocabulary with journals and scaffolded visuals
• Support generalization through sentence frames

Sign up for the free trial at slpnow.com/pod to download the Describing Helper and start using it in your sessions today!

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In this episode, I’m sharing five simple, research-backed strategies you can use to target basic concepts in a way that really sticks. You’ll learn how to keep instruction focused, embed concepts in meaningful contexts, and use gestures and visuals to boost understanding. I’ll also walk you through how to put it all together with one of my favorite books, Zoe Gets Ready, using a literacy-based therapy framework.

Tune in to discover practical ways to target basic concepts while keeping therapy fun, functional, and evidence-aligned.

Go to slpnow.com/trial to download the skill pack and therapy plans! It's free!

Access the Sentence Pack (for free!) here: slpnow.com/pod

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In this episode, we’re diving into five evidence-based strategies to boost your students’ Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) — in a way that’s fun, functional, and easy to track! 🎯

You’ll learn how to:

✅ Use language samples to identify targets and monitor progress

✅ Embed MLU practice into play, books, songs, and routines

✅ Model just above the child’s level for natural growth

✅ Use sentence frames and visuals to support longer utterances

✅ Give students space with contingent responses and wait time

Plus, I’ll show you how it all comes together in a Little Blue Truck therapy plan.

✨ Resources Mentioned

Free Language Sample Sheet: slpnow.com/free-language-sample-hack

Sentence Pack: slpnow.com/materials/sentence-pack/

Therapy Plans (including Little Blue Truck): slpnow.com/pod

Show Notes: slpnow.com/236

Even our youngest students use complex syntax, but what happens when they don’t? In this episode, Marisha breaks down why syntax matters (even for kindergartners!) and shares practical strategies to assess and target structures like passive voice, relative clauses, and adverbial clauses. You’ll learn evidence-based techniques such as focused stimulation, sentence combining, and sentence decomposition — plus how to easily embed these skills into your literacy-based therapy sessions using SLP Now resources.

Help your students master compound sentences! In this episode, Marisha shares five evidence-backed strategies—from visuals and sentence combining to movement and classroom collaboration—that make teaching conjunctions clear, fun, and effective.

Full Show Notes: slpnow.com/234

In this episode, Marisha shares six practical, evidence-based strategies to target following directions. From pinpointing the right foundational skills to collaborating with teachers and planning for generalization, you’ll walk away with clear, actionable ideas you can use in your sessions right away.

• How to assess and identify the root causes of direction-following difficulties
• The power of recasting and corrective feedback
• Why incorporating movement boosts comprehension
• How to explicitly teach and model strategies like rehearsing and visualizing
• Ways to partner with teachers for greater carryover
• How to plan for generalization from the start

🎧 Tune in for practical tips you can apply this week!

Full Show Notes: slpnow.com/233

WH questions are foundational for language, literacy, and classroom success—but teaching them effectively can feel overwhelming. In this episode, Marisha shares six practical, evidence-backed strategies to help your students master WH questions using the Assess–Teach–Practice framework.

You’ll learn how to assess to find the right starting point, teach question words with visuals, scaffold instruction through a hierarchy, focus on one question type at a time, embed practice in meaningful contexts, and provide high-repetition practice for generalization.

Go to slpnow.com/trial to download the WH Questions Skill Pack. (It's free!)

Fall is the perfect time to bring seasonal books into your therapy room, and one of my favorites is Apple Trouble! In this episode, I’ll share how to use this story to target WH questions, narratives, vocabulary, articulation, and more.

Whether you already have the book in your library (or plan to use a YouTube read-aloud), you’ll walk away with practical therapy ideas you can use all month long.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why Apple Trouble is a versatile book for K–2 therapy sessions
• How to use literacy-based therapy steps with this story
• Examples of WH question, narrative, and vocabulary activities
• How to integrate grammar, articulation, and syntax goals
• Tips for home practice and carryover

✨ Want ready-to-go materials? Start a free trial at slpnow.com/trial and grab a set of materials to try with your students this week!

Show Notes: https://slpnow.com/blog/231-5-evidence-backed-strategies-to-teach-past-tense-verbs/

In this episode of the SLP Now Podcast, Marisha breaks down five research-backed strategies you can use to help students master past tense verbs. Many of our students have goals in this area, and if progress feels slower than expected, these strategies can give you practical tools to try in your next session.

You’ll also hear why marking tense is such an important communication skill, not just for storytelling and effective communication but also as a reliable diagnostic indicator of language impairment (Guo & Schneider, 2016).

Whether you’re looking for new ideas, reminders of tried-and-true techniques, or support in boosting student progress, this episode has you covered.

Mentioned in this episode:

5 FREE Therapy Materials

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In this episode, I’m joined by returning guest Lacee Johnson—a school-based SLP. We dive into how she transformed her referral process from post-it note chaos to a streamlined, brain-friendly system using the Workload feature in SLP Now.

You’ll hear:

→ What her referral process used to look like (and why it wasn’t working)

→ How she customized a task list that actually fits her district’s workflow

→ Real talk about cognitive load, parent communication, and keeping it all straight

Whether you're a CF or a seasoned SLP, you'll walk away with ideas to make your own referral process more manageable and way less stressful.

Resources Mentioned:

David's Email: davidbateman@me.com

David's Website: SpecialEdConsultant.org

David's 504 Guide: https://slpnowblog.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/Bateman+504+Accommodations+Guide.pdf

[FREE EVENT] What Every Special Education Leader Needs to Know: https://parallellearning-20474008.hs-sites.com/drbatemanfalldistrictleaders2025

In this episode, I’m giving you a behind-the-scenes tour of the three digital binders I created to save SLPs hours of prep time and reduce session stress. We’ll explore the Assessment Binder, Probe Binder, and Visuals Binder—with over 2,400 pages of ready-to-use tools. I also share practical ways to use them for instant access, better data collection, and more engaged students. Whether you’re planning therapy, writing IEPs, or tracking progress, these binders make it easy to work smarter, not harder as an SLP!

Need these binders? Head to slpnow.com/summit to find out more! Or email hello@slpnow.com.

Register Here! slpsummit.com

Are you tired of getting referral lists that include half the class? Or notes that just say a student "isn’t talking much"? You’re not alone. In this episode, we explore why vague or inappropriate referrals happen and how to respond with compassion and strategy.

You’ll learn 4 practical ways to guide teachers toward more effective referrals, including:

• What makes a strong referral
• How to share referral-friendly tools
• Low-lift ways to support overwhelmed teachers
• Tips for gathering meaningful classroom input

Register Here! slpsummit.com

In this quick recap, we'll chat about communication strategies, legal aspects of referrals, and real data from 400+ SLPs on referral trends. Get a sneak peek of what’s coming next! Replays available at slpsummit.com until August 15th!

Register Here! slpsummit.com

Feeling overwhelmed by referrals? You’re not alone, and I’ve got you covered! In this short and sweet episode, I’m sharing a sneak peek of my upcoming session at the SLP Summit:

“Referrals Made Easy: The Low-Stress System Every School-Based SLP Needs.”

I’ll walk you through what you can expect in the session, including a practical system for handling referrals with clarity and confidence—plus free handouts that’ll make communicating with teachers so much easier. If you’ve ever struggled to navigate teacher concerns, manage paperwork, or make evaluation decisions, this is for you!

• Why referrals are such a common pain point (and what to do about it)
• How to streamline your referral process from start to finish
• The exact tools I use—like checklists and workflows—to simplify your day
• How to get your hands on a free bundle of referral handouts

Register Here! slpsummit.com

The SLP Summit is back, and I’m giving you the full rundown in this quick episode! Tune in to learn what the SLP Summit is, who it’s for, what sessions you can expect, and how to register. Whether you’re looking to reduce your paperwork, advocate more confidently, or just feel re-energized before the school year starts, this event is for you.

In this episode, I cover:

• What the SLP Summit is and how it started
• What makes this virtual event so unique (hint: it’s FREE and packed with practical value)
• Highlights from this summer’s speaker lineup
• How to grab your free ticket + earn CEUs
• Why this Summit is the perfect way to reset before a new school year

Show Notes: slpnow.com/223

Feeling overwhelmed by the referral process? You’re not alone, and there is a better way. In this episode, I’m walking you through five simple but powerful questions to help you audit your current referral workflow. Whether you’re chasing down forms, drowning in springtime referrals, or just winging it with every new case, this quick audit will help you spot what’s working—and what’s not.

Show Notes: slpnow.com/222

Referrals shouldn't feel this overwhelming, but--for most school-based SLPs--they do. In this episode, I’m diving into the real data behind referral stress, straight from 434 SLPs who shared their biggest challenges. From missing background info to that infamous springtime referral flood, we’re unpacking why this process is so hard. If you’ve ever felt stuck, rushed, or just plain exhausted by referrals, this one’s for you. You’re not alone, and there is a better way.

What does it look like to practice self-care as an SLP, and what does self-kindness have to do with it?

As school-based SLPs, there are a LOT of activities that we're pouring our energy into. It’s super important that we take care of ourselves in between all that giving, otherwise we’ll find ourselves on the fast track to burnout.

That’s why this conversation about self-care for SLPs matters so much. The only way you can show up for others is by showing up for yourself; you have to fill that bucket of energy before it’s empty, and that’s what we’re talking about in this episode!

In this episode, Marisha and Laura discuss:

• Why self-kindness and self-care are individual journeys
• How you can pour into your self-care bucket throughout the day
• Ways that Marisha and Laura practice self-care
• Why getting curious is an important part of the self-care process
• Getting off the hamster wheel of ineffective self-care (that actually make you feel worse!)

Resources Mentioned:

• Fill a Bucket: A Guide to Daily Happiness for Young Children

Full show notes at slpnow.com/221

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Jessi Andricks, M.S., CCC-SLP shares her story of SLP burnout, leaving the field, and eventually finding her way back. With a focus on practical tips and resources, speech-language pathologists will walk away from this episode with strategies to better manage their stress.

Mentioned in this episode:

5 FREE Therapy Materials

Go to 🔗 slpnow.com/pod 🔗 to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!

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Angie Merced leads a thoughtful discussion of SLP burnout. She discusses the symptoms and causes of burnout and shares practical strategies that SLPs can use when overcoming their own burnout.

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Mentioned in this episode:

5 FREE Therapy Materials

Go to 🔗 slpnow.com/pod 🔗 to download 5 evidence-backed therapy materials for FREE!