Theralinq Podcast

In the third episode of the Small Steps series, we explore how the Theralinq app supports families in building lasting progress through four key pillars: consistency, clarity, simplicity, and celebration. Tune in to hear how small, intentional actions powered by the right tools can make a big impact over time.  Theralinq App available now in the Apple App Store!!

Goal setting is the first step toward meaningful change, but are you setting goals that truly work for your family? In this episode, we break down how to identify and prioritize goals, make them visible, and tap into your child’s interests for better engagement.  Plus, we’ll talk about giving yourself grace, because progress isn’t always a straight line. Let’s take the first step together!

In this kickoff to Season 2, we’re laying the foundation for small, daily changes that lead to big transformations. Establishing a consistent routine is key—but are your kids truly aware of it? We discuss how to make routines visible, encourage independence with prompts, and use technology to support the process. Plus, we dive into the power of praise, intentional affirmation, and the importance o...

Big transformations don’t happen overnight—they’re built on small, daily steps.  In our upcoming Small Steps Series on the Theralinq Podcast , we’re diving into how families—especially those navigating therapy goals with children—can create meaningful change through simple, intentional actions.  Listen for a sneak peak of what is coming in this 3 episode series: from building consistent routines a...

We sit down with Alie Chandler of OSSIA Music Therapy to explore the transformative power of music therapy. From sparking neuroplasticity through home practice to helping a stroke survivor sing at his daughter’s wedding, Alie shares how music lights up the brain, connects people emotionally, and drives lasting progress. Plus, tips for caregivers and therapists to make home exercises engaging and e...

Emily specializes in vision therapy and working with kids with low vision. Emily gives practical activities for families. She also provides education for occupational therapists to use in their practice. 

Kevin is The Singing SLP.  He talks with Brennan and Bethany about his first 2 years as an SLP.  He encourages new therapists to ask questions, make mistakes, and play!  He also has experience as a Sensory Barber, and talks about practical at home tips to make haircuts less traumatic for kids with sensory processing differences.  

Join us for a special one-year anniversary episode of Theralinq as we celebrate our journey, reflect on the challenges and triumphs of being first-time founders in the HealthTech space, and share what we've learned along the way. We'll dive into how our vision for the future of business has evolved, the progress we've made, and the goals we're setting our sights on. This episode is not just a look...

Jessica is an SLP that is passionate about sports.  In this episode, she talks about her experiences and insights on creating inclusive sports communities for children with disabilities, highlighting the impact of inclusive sports camps on children's self-esteem and confidence. 

Aimee, a board certified music therapy, discusses the neurological benefits of music with Bethany and Brennan.  

Tobi modifies video games as a therapeutic tool to help clients reach their occupational therapy goals.  We talk about the importance of play and how to deal with the screen time dilemma.  

Carolina Adapts Toys for Children is a club at UNC and NC State that is adapting toys to be switch accessible.  Maddy and Nayala join the podcast to share more about CATCH.  

Kristin Nuckols is an occupational therapist specializing in stroke rehab.  She is also the co-founder and chief clinical officer of Imago Rehab.  Join us as for a research packed discussion on what is really required to get tangible outcomes from therapy.   Special thanks to Andrew Darragh and Tylor Gladden for our music.

In this episode we talk about technology accessibility with the Chief Learning Officer at Cephable.  Julia uses her speech language pathology background to innovate and expand the way we interact with technology.  Her positive spirit and strengths based outlook is contagious.   Special thanks to Andrew Darragh and Tylor Gladden for our music.

Mallory Rosche is on faculty at Augusta University.  She is the director of the low vision clinic.  In this episode, we focus on her role as director of Steps of Grace.  Steps of Grace is a dance school for kids with special needs.   Special thanks to Andrew Darragh and Tylor Gladden for our music.