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Speech Scope: A Medbridge Podcast

Speech Scope is a Medbridge podcast breaking down challenging clinical questions faced by medical speech-language pathologists (SLPs). Our goal is to equip SLPs with a deeper understanding of these topics, along with practical takeaways. To get continuing education credit for each episode and bonus resources, search for each episode on Medbridge.com and then complete the accompanying quiz. If you enjoy the show, please hit the follow button!  IG: https://www.instagram.com/medbridgeteam/LI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/medbridge/

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Speech Scope Episode 32: Strength vs. Skill for Dysphagia (Re)hab: How Do We Choose? (Live Podcast Recording) 15.10.2026

Dr. James Curtis, PhD, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, Director of the Aerodigestive Innovations Research Lab (AIR) , joins host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , for an insightful conversation that cuts through the noise of dysphagia rehabilitation. Together, they break down the critical distinctions between strength-based and skill-based therapy protocols and address common clinical challenges in structuring exercise p...

Speech Scope Episode 31: Voice Banking and Cloning: How Can We Help Clients Maintain Their Identity? 15.09.2026

Join clinical SLP and Bridging Voice therapist Abygail Marx, MS, CCC-SLP , as she sits down with host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , to demystify the rapidly evolving world of voice preservation. In this conversation, we explore the clinical nuances between message banking, voice banking, and AI-driven voice cloning to help you determine the best “insurance policy” for your clients’ unique communicatio...

Speech Scope Episode 30: Beyond 92507: How Can Medical SLPs Prepare for the 2027 Coding Transition? 14.08.2026

Join host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , as she sits down with Heather M. Scheer, MS, CCC-SLP , a private practice owner and former AAPPSPA President, to discuss the major CPT coding transitions coming to medical speech-language pathology. Together, Sarah and Heather break down what clinicians need to know about replacing code 92507 with new timed, diagnosis-driven codes and navigating the proposed ped...

Speech Scope Episode 29: Dysphagia Management and Cough Rehab: How Can SLPs Assess and Treat? 15.07.2026

Join host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , and guest Dr. James Curtis, PhD, CCC-SLP, BCS-S , an expert in voice, cough, and swallowing disorders and director of the Aerodigestive Innovations Research Lab, for a deep dive into the critical role of cough in airway protection. Together, they explore how shifting our perspective from “swallowing” to a broader “airway protective” framework can significantly i...

Speech Scope Episode 28: Dysphagia Mythbusting: How Do We Facilitate QoL With Compromise? 15.06.2026

Dr. Amber Heape, ClinScD, CCC-SLP, CDP , joins host Sarah Baar to unpack some of the most common and controversial myths surrounding dysphagia management in residential care. Drawing from over two decades of clinical leadership and teaching experience, Amber and Sarah challenge long-held assumptions about compliance, patient choice, and what truly supports quality of life. Together, they explore h...

Speech Scope Episode 27: My Client Doesn’t Want to Do Therapy: Where Do I Begin? (Live Podcast Recording) 15.05.2026

This course is a recording of a previously hosted live webinar event. Polling and question submission features are not available for this recording. Format and structure may differ from those of standard Medbridge courses. Have you ever walked into a session only to realize your client doesn’t want to be there? Host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , sits down with colleague Treasyri Williams Wood, SLPD, C...

Speech Scope Episode 26: Facial Nerve Paralysis: How Can Therapists and Surgeons Collaborate? 15.04.2026

Dr. Nina Lu, MD , facial plastic surgeon and director of the Facial Nerve Center at the University of Washington (UW), and Emily Wilson, MS, CCC-SLP , a facial therapist and lecturer at UW, join host Sarah Baar for an eye-opening look at interdisciplinary care for facial nerve paralysis. Sarah dives into this underexplored topic with curiosity, asking how therapists and surgeons can truly partner...

Speech Scope Episode 25: Future-Ready SLPs: How Can Clinicians Embrace AI and Digital Innovation? 13.03.2026

Rinki Varindani Desai, SLPD, CCC-SLP, BCS-S —a multilingual medical SLP, board-certified swallowing specialist, and digital health entrepreneur—joins host Sarah Baar for a timely conversation on the evolving role of technology in clinical care. Together, they explore how AI, digital therapeutics, and remote monitoring are already shaping speech-language pathology and how you can take part in the c...

Speech Scope Episode 24: Surviving the ICU: How Can Communication Reduce PICS? 13.02.2026

Vanessa Abraham, MS, CCC-SLP , author and ICU survivor, joins host Sarah Baar for a powerful conversation that bridges clinical practice with lived experience. Together, they explore how communication access in the ICU can shape recovery and why trauma-informed care is essential across all rehab disciplines. Vanessa shares her personal journey with Guillain-Barré Syndrome and Post-Intensive Care S...

Speech Scope Episode 23: Improving Conversation in Aphasia: What Is “ECoLoGiC-Tx” All About? 15.01.2026

Dr. Marion Leaman, PhD, CCC-SLP —an experienced clinician and leading researcher in conversation-level aphasia therapy—joins host Sarah Baar to share the story behind ECoLoGiC-Tx, the spontaneous, conversation-based treatment she developed with her PhD mentor, Dr. Lisa Edmonds. Sarah and Marion examine how this evidence-based approach facilitates language recovery in individuals with moderate to s...

Speech Scope Episode 22: Making Sense of Executive Functions: What's Missing From Our Explanations? 15.12.2025

Lauren Schwabish, MS, CCC-SLP , a person-centered neuro SLP and private practice owner, joins host Sarah Baar at the 2025 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention to unpack one of the trickiest topics in cognitive rehab—executive functions. With real questions and reflections from fellow SLPs, Sarah and Lauren delve into what executive functions truly are and how to discuss t...

Speech Scope Episode 21: Anosognosia: What Are Key Clinical Treatment Considerations for SLPs? 14.11.2025

Allison Mezo, MA, CCC-SLP, CBIST , returns to join host Sarah Baar for part 2 of their deep dive into anosognosia, this time focusing on what SLPs can actually do in treatment. Drawing from extensive research and clinical experience, Allison and Sarah explore how to meet clients where they are on the awareness continuum and use therapy time meaningfully—even when insight is limited. You’ll walk aw...

Speech Scope Episode 20: Anosognosia: What Are Key Clinical Assessment Considerations for SLPs? 15.10.2025

Allison Mezo , MA, CCC-SLP, CBIST, a medical SLP, clinical educator, and brain injury survivor, joins host Sarah Baar to unpack the complex clinical picture of anosognosia after acquired brain injury. Sarah and Allison explore how SLPs can confidently identify awareness impairments using a structured, patient-centered assessment process. Together, they walk through real-world examples, including a...

Speech Scope Episode 19: Dysphagia Decisions: What’s In and What’s Out? 15.09.2025

Dr. Phyllis M. Palmer , a leading voice in dysphagia research, and Aaron H. Padilla , a practicing clinical SLP, join host Sarah Baar to explore how dysphagia management is evolving and why that matters for your daily practice. Together, they dig into clinical gray areas, from navigating thickened liquids to balancing patient safety with quality of life. The discussion also highlights how the BOLU...

Speech Scope Episode 18: What’s the Colorado Motor Speech Framework, and How Do I Use It? 15.08.2025

Allison Hilger, PhD, CCC-SLP , joins host Sarah Baar to explore the Colorado Motor Speech Framework—a free, easy-to-use tool for assessing motor speech disorders. Together, they discuss how it supports clinical decision-making and simplifies dysarthria diagnosis. Tune in for practical tips you can bring to your next evaluation. Learning Objectives Analyze the evidence around motor speech/dysarthri...

Speech Scope Episode 17: What Is Proactive Dysphagia Treatment for Head and Neck Cancer? 15.07.2025

Brooke McGivern, MS, CCC-SLP , joins host Sarah Baar to explore the power of proactive dysphagia intervention for individuals with head and neck cancer. Together, they break down key strategies for supporting swallowing function before, during, and after treatment. Tune in to learn how you can implement evidence-based care that empowers your patients and improves long-term outcomes. Learning Objec...

Speech Scope Episode 16: Palliative or Just Good Care? Where Does SLP Fit In? 13.06.2025

Marta Kazandjian, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, NBC-HWC, F-ASHA , and Dr. Cynthia X. Pan, MD, FACP, AGSF , join host Sarah Baar to explore why swallowing and communication are critical components of quality palliative care. Together, they share how speech-language pathologists can lead early conversations, align care with patient values, and make a bigger impact on interdisciplinary teams. Join us to learn...

Speech Scope Episode 15: Dysarthria and Life Participation: Where Do I Begin? 15.05.2025

Dr. Carolyn Baylor, PhD, CCC-SLP —creator of the Framework for Participation-Focused Intervention and expert in motor speech disorders—joins host Sarah Baar to explore how clinicians can prioritize life participation in dysarthria intervention. Together, they unpack how to set meaningful goals, measure real-world outcomes, and move beyond the drill-and-repeat rut. If you’re ready to help clients r...

Speech Scope Episode 14: Return to Work and TBI: How Can SLPs Help? 15.04.2025

Dr. Peter Meulenbroek, PhD, MSCI, CCC-SLP , joins host Sarah Baar to explore how SLPs can help patients with TBI return to work. They discuss assessment, intervention, and workplace advocacy, sharing practical strategies for supporting cognitive-communication and social skills on the job. Tune in for actionable takeaways to help your clients succeed. Learning Objectives Analyze the evidence around...

Speech Scope Episode 13: AI Speech Therapy: What Ethical Considerations Should I Think About? 14.03.2025

Dr. Nina Benway, PhD, CCC-SLP , an expert in artificial intelligence (AI) and speech therapy, joins host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , to explore AI’s role in treating speech sound disorders. AI is rapidly transforming healthcare, but what does that mean for speech-language pathologists? Together, Sarah and Nina discuss the latest research, ethical considerations, and practical strategies for evaluati...

Speech Scope Episode 12: How Can Respiratory Muscle Training Impact Neurodegenerative Diseases? 14.02.2025

Brooke Richardson, MS, CCC-SLP , medical SLP, and founder of Breathehab, joins host Sarah Baar, MA, CCC-SLP , to discuss respiratory muscle training (RMT) for neurodegenerative conditions. They explore evidence-based strategies, recent research, and practical tools to improve outcomes like swallowing, speech, and exercise. Learning Objectives Interpret the evidence around respiratory muscle traini...

Speech Scope Episode 11: How Can We Help Patients With Functional Voice Disorders Find Their Voice Again? 31.01.2025

Join host Sarah Baar as she welcomes Dr. Adam T. Lloyd , a clinical assistant professor in otolaryngology and vocal performance at the University of Miami Health System. With his unique background as a professional singer and expert in voice disorders, Adam shares his passion for helping individuals with functional voice disorders regain their voice and confidence. Together, we explore the latest...

Speech Scope Episode 10: How Can SLPs and ATCs Work Together for Sports Concussion Management? 13.12.2024

Join host Sarah Baar as we welcome Dr. Tabia Pope , an expert in the areas of athlete brain health and sports concussion management. In this episode, Dr. Pope shares with us her journey from collegiate sports to spearheading interprofessional education through her nonprofit, Head to Speech, which emphasizes the critical role of SLPs in concussion care. The discussion delves into essential strategi...

Speech Scope Episode 9: What Should SLPs Know About Cancer-Related Cognitive Impairment? 15.11.2024

Join host Sarah Baar as she welcomes Dr. Patricia (Trish) Geels , an expert clinician and researcher in the area of cancer-related cognitive impairment (CRCI). Trish and Sarah delve into this emerging area in speech-language pathology, breaking down how SLPs like you can support oncology patients facing cognitive-communication challenges. Together, we explore the prevalence of CRCI, common deficit...

Speech Scope Episode 8: Working Memory: How Can I Address This in a Meaningful Way? 15.10.2024

Lauren Schwabish, MS, CCC-SLP , joins Sarah Baar to discuss working memory in brain injury treatment. With more than 24 years of experience, Lauren shares key insights from research and practical strategies for clinicians. Learn how to make working memory treatment more meaningful and effective in everyday practice. Learning Objectives Interpret the evidence around treatment of working memory defi...

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