The Miseducation of the SLP

DEI is a hot topic these last few decades and the question remains- Why does it matter? Ashanty and Ingrid continue to share the direction that DEI considerations serve ALL patients in this episode across race and diagnosis. Take a listen and take step towards clinical practice that is excellent!

Ingrid and Ashanty begin discussions on the importance of centering patient care especially for the marginalized. Do you identify as marginalized? Where have you needed to focus people's energy on function rather than on 'normal'? That's where the journey begins for successful therapy!

On today's episode, Ingrid takes on the role of interviewer as she asks Ashanty about her 'why' when it came to her particular style of intervention. This is a close view on what her example of patient centered practices that created the most functional experience for her students despite the burden of caseload overload!

Returning for another heavy hitting episode, Ashanty and Ingrid begin the journey of redefining EBP to center around the patient rather than the research. They also begin to introduce information from the international community and start digging into how to do the work in a qualitative manner rather than quantitative. Dive in!

When do you feel independent as an SLP and shed the imposter syndrome?‘When I don’t feel micromanaged’- Ashanty. When I outsmart the science with other science to make it patient centered’ - Ingrid. Can we all adopt diverse thinking and practices? Does DEI only belong to people who are considered diverse? As we ponder these considerations, we can break open the Cracker Jack box and come up with a...

Ingrid and Ashanty return for story time! Only this time, Ashanty is in the hot seat dishing out the tea for how her clinical skills progressed in a new setting! She discusses her natural comfort with continuous study and what that meant for a new spin on the same career. You don't want to miss this :-)

Ingrid and Ashanty: Story Time! On this episode, Ingrid goes into details about how she became the clinician who focused on the patients rather than circling care around the research. She reveals her practice as an persistent student and scientist and provides clarity on why this care is needed,

Ashanty and Ingrid return! Ashanty opens up about her experiences and point of view of the SLP landscape from a Puerto Rican perspective. Sharing her journey and what life looked like in this profession.

Ingrid and Ashanty discuss the challenges with in-fighting within the SLP discipline in the spaces of diversity. What can we do to have successful gains in the area? What does it mean when controversy is the first choice rather than problem solving collectively? How can we move forward? Let's discuss!

Ingrid and Ashanty return for Season 3! Offering lessons from grad school level to 15+yrs in this profession from the diverse perspective. Seasoned clinicians talk direct, find humor, and honestly assess where we are and what to do to successfully navigate it.

Rounding out our conversation with Dr. Natalie Douglas, CCC-SLP digs into the difficult discussions about where academics feel comfortable changing the system vs where they don't. Time to dig into what is possible! Take a listen and ask yourself- am I ready to be the change I want to see in the world?

(Originally slated for Ep3) In a candidate conversation with an academic SLP, Ingrid digs into racial discussions and capitalism affecting the SLP from inception. Dr Natalie Douglas shares her vast knowledge on the matter and sheds light from her perspective which further bridges the gap of understanding from different lenses.

Ep 3 (originally scheduled as Ep 5)- brings in the discussion of businesses with SLPs. Where are we misinformed and how do we correct that? How do you engage with ASHA which is a business in regards to the political and social climate? Let's talk about it!

Let's continue discussing the C's transparently and objectively with Jerrold Jackson- seasoned SLP who's mission it is to make the C's more beneficial.

In season2, Ingrid introduces Jerrold Jackson- a colleague whose experiences across an extensive resume has lead him to being a resource in understanding -pause for suspense- THE CCC's. Ingrid asked some tough questions to with us landing on the idea- 'why do we pay our Cs if we complain?' Enjoy part 1 of this debate

On this season closer, Ingrid and Ashanty discuss what it means to be deeply experienced as a practicing clinician and what they looks like following an interview Ingrid had with a fellow clinician. The ladies also get a little silly and tangential sharing and exposing who they are and the need for a fresh start next year. Come listen and say ta-ta for now :-)

Ingrid introduces the gross miseducation of SLP practice in respects to the deaf community. Ashanty learns a new diagnosis and explains her rich connection and understanding of this culturally neglected populous by SLP science. What does the SLP need to be educated on when it comes to this population? Pretty much everything- come listen and discuss

Ingrid and Ashanty continue in their dialogue regarding the SLP profession and it's current scientific climate. Diversity of professionals, patients, and society have grossly been underserved by the discipline, but how do we fix it? Ingrid also shares her current standing as a professional SLP and the breakup process

Ingrid introduces the story of a black SLP. Ashanty discusses her frustrations with a lack of representation for bilingual students. Together, the show becomes a discussion that is entertaining, thoughtful, and really challenges what is the current SLP community climate. Come listen!

On this Ep, Ingrid talks about the new sensation of reward for labor, wonders about life after being a CCC licensed SLP, and discussing what SLPs really want to accomplish with all the complaining that happens in the inter webs. Tune in and ponder along. Definitely interesting food for thought

Ingrid gives strong opinions with Ashanty droppin facts in this conclusion episode highlighting SLPA turn SLP. A call to self preserve requires strong resistance to current circumstances. What does that look like for you, practicing clinician? It's business as usual in healthcare- what are you doing to change that?

Ingrid and Ashanty jump right in to discuss ASHA's new CEO selection, biases and exclusionary practice, and the continued need to be your own scientist! Then Ingrid shares the story of the SLPA turned SLP to continue shedding light on current SLP practices that need to be examined. Don't miss it!

Ingrid shares so strong opinions about COVID-19 vaccination requirements ending nurses employment, Ed the fresh RN's experience on the floor, and physician culture. Ashanty co hosts and expresses her response while sharing her own surprising pivots. You do not want to miss this!

On this episode, Ashanty and Ingrid offer suggestions for ALL SLPs to help turn the tide of business model systems and explore what are some options that can be exerted. From single case studies to critical thinking, these 2 clinicians shape the conversation around another SLP's story while still focusing on the task at hand: Bridging EBP within the business model.

Ingrid and Ayelet discuss Jehlani Day, our comrade in discipline; words vs action when it comes to making a change; and the challenges that plague a particular SLP who's journey through this career has been significantly disappointing. Seeking a way out describes challenging spaces that we unpack with solutions. What would you do? What CAN you do? Come listen and consider