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Supporting Employees with TBI with Jennifer Grindeland 31:00

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Jenn is a multiple brain injury survivor, has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, and Master's degree in Organizational Leadership. Through combining her experience and education, she teaches teams leadership skills designed to support equity for and inclusion of invisibly disabled employees. https://theworkingwell.us If you're enjoying this podcast…

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345 – How Can SLPs Secure Funding in Healthcare? Part 2 of the Pivotal SLP Workshop 1:04:10

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At the beginning of 2024, I hosted a free 5-day workshop dedicated to showing medical SLPs the ropes to achieving more at work (and for their patients) WITHOUT spending all of their money. This week, you can tune in to days 3, 4 & 5 of the Pivotal SLP Workshop! Tune in, take notes, and […] The post 345 – How Can SLPs Secure Funding in Healthcare? P…

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344 – How Can SLPs Secure Funding in Healthcare? with Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S 31:19

11d ago31:19

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Have you ever requested new equipment or reimbursement for a continuing education course or certification? Did you get denied with a big fat NO? Great! You FAILed! (At your First Attempt in Learning) At the beginning of 2024, I hosted a free 5-day workshop dedicated to showing medical SLPs the ropes to achieving more at work (and for their patients…

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Creative Writing and Brain Injury with Donna Cramer 34:00

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Donna was a special education teacher for over twenty years until she was injured while working with her young students. She sustained three hits to the head in one week. She could not return to teaching, which took some time to accept. She struggled to speak early in her recovery, and her speech therapist suggested she might try writing as a means…

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343 – Total Laryngeal Transplant: Dr. Lott and Jessica Gregor Share the Details Behind This Major Medical Milestone 47:07

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This past August, the Mayo Clinic had accomplished what was believed to be impossible… The world’s FIRST successful *total* laryngeal transplant on a patient with active cancer! Doctors at Mayo Clinic Arizona completed the procedure on Marty, a 60-year old man with a rare form of laryngeal cancer called chondrosarcoma. A team of 6 physicians […] Th…

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As Super Bowl champion and Hall of Fame quarterback, Brett Favre, faces Parkinson’s disease, he discusses the impact of "thousands of concussions" suffered during his legendary NFL career 1:42:20

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Brett Favre revealed he's been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. The Super Bowl champion and legendary quarterback estimates he's suffered countless brain injuries over the course of his NFL career. He joined host and traumatic brain injury survivor, Christina Brown Fisher, sharing his concerns about his future and cognitive decline.…

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Concussion CPR with Dr Ken Cooper 34:00

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Dr Cooper’s doctorate is in Chiropractic. He has an advanced degree in Pediatrics, Functional Medicine and Integrative Nutrition and his specialty is Neuro-Science. He is the chief doctor and clinic director of Cooperstown Chiropractic rated in the top 1% of the profession. Dr Cooper was awarded Outstanding Doctor of the year given by the Ultimate …

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342 – Ditch the Medical Jargon for This: Health Literacy Insights with Dr. Richard Zraick 43:00

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“Research shows that one out of two patients forgets half the information given to them within 24 hours, and the other half remembers it incorrectly.” ☝️This is just ONE of the many golden nuggets of information that today’s guest throws at us. The ability to explain complex medical information and recommendations to patients in a way that’s easy t…

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How Individualized Care is Crucial for Brain Injury Recovery w/ Dr Roger Miller 35:00

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Dr. Roger Miller has been the Neuropsychology Team Lead at Aviv Clinics in The Villages since the clinic opened in 2020. In addition to overseeing cognitive rehabilitation services and supervision of Aviv’s neuro technicians, Dr. Miller is responsible for creating personalized cognitive training programs and performing consultations and neuropsycho…

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341 – The Complex World of Auditory Comprehension and Receptive Aphasia: Assessment, Treatment, and More 43:35

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You know those awkward moments where you can’t hear what someone is saying in a loud environment, so you just nod and agree to whatever they say? …hoping it makes sense to just nod and agree? As a medical SLP, odds are, you’ve worked with patients who have done this to you. Not because you’re providing therapy in a loud environment, but because the…

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340 – The Power of Qualitative Research in Speech and Language Pathology – Beatrice Manduchi PhD, MSc, BSc (SLP) 45:47

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While we often like to talk about research findings that shows us statistical significance in data and solid numbers we can lean on for treatment approaches… What about the kind of data that ISN’T objectively measured? The kind that shows us what patients or other clinicians experience think, or believe. I’m talking about qualitative research! Is q…

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Being Mindful of Scams: A Brain's Battle Back with Patricia Baronowski-Schneider 35:00

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An accomplished IR/PR/Marketing Professional, Patricia Baronowski-Schneider has carved a distinguished career, marked by countless awards and widespread recognition in her field. Her expertise in crafting compelling narratives and strategic communication has not only set industry standards but also catalyzed the growth and success of numerous organ…

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339 – Concussions, TBI, and CTE: The Silent Epidemic—Are We Talking Enough About It? with Dr. Kelli Uitenham 30:38

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How confident are you in the world of… Concussion? Traumatic brain injury? Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) in young athletes and military personnel? In this podcast episode, Kelli A. Uitenham CScD, CCC-SLP dives into all of those topics and more as she shares her passion for and specialized work in the world of brain injury. Dr. Kelli Uitenh…

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338 – Aphasia in Sign-Language: The Emerging Specialty of Sign Language Pathology 30:55

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We often talk about how aphasia impacts people’s ability to speak or understand language, but what about aphasia’s impact on sign language? Do the hands sometimes sign “apple” instead of “orange” thanks to a semantic paraphasia? If one arm is weak or paralyzed because of a stroke, how does THAT impact someone’s ability to communicate using sign lan…

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337 – That’s Not What Dysphagia Means: The Search for a Standardized Definition of One of the Most Important Words in Our Field – Dr. Martin Brodsky and Dr. Debra Suiter 37:30

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Okay, this might sound like a trick question, but…What is dysphagia? This single question might be the most “swallow your pride” kind of question for medical SLPs yet… Because, believe it or not, we have yet to establish a standardized definition of dysphagia! Which is exactly why Martin B. Brodsky Ph.D., Sc.M., CCC-SLP, F-ASHA, and Debra Suiter Ph…

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How Sleep Can Accelerate Healing After a Brain Injury with Dr. Erik Reis 33:00

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Dr. Erik Reis is a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine and Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist at The Neural Connection. He received his Doctorate in Chiropractic from Northwestern Health Sciences University, graduating with magna cum laude honors, and graduated from the University of Minnesota with his Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology/Ex…

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336 – SLP by day, EMT by night: How Emergency Medical Tech Training Enhanced This SLP’s Practice 38:03

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As an SLP, you’re most likely to see a patient when they’re medically stable…but what if you could also be there from the start of their medical emergency? What if you were part of the team who hops in the ambulance, assesses how critical someone’s condition is, and provides the first attempt in stablizing their health until you can get them to the…

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An Anthem of The Journey of TBI with Lindy Boone 33:00

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Lindy Boone is the second of four daughters to legendary singer and entertainer Pat Boone and Shirley (Foley) Boone. She has worked in the fitness industry as a group fitness instructor and personal trainer for 25 years. She currently resides in Southern California with her husband of 38 years, attorney Mike Michaelis. She has three adult children:…

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Sadr City to the Beach-Will Jones on Staying Connected with Other Vets and the Healing Power of the Ocean 1:06:48

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Will Jones spent 4 years (2004-2008) in the US Army-1st Cav, with 2 deployments to Iraq. Will's second deployment was a 15 month hitch to Sadr City, Baghdad, where he and his fellow soldiers faced the Madhi Militia. After completing his service, Will came back home to Los Angeles, entered UCLA film school, and later took trips to Afghanistan and an…

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Returning back to work and school after a TBI with Kelly Tuttle 33:00

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Kelly is the author of After the Crash: How to Keep Your Job, Stay in School, and Live Life After a Brain Injury. She is a traumatic brain injury survivor and advocate. Her TBI marked the beginning of a new life and a personal journey of self-discovery. As a neurology nurse practitioner, she has had a front-row seat to observe patients struggling w…

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335 -From Fashion to FEES to PhD: Theresa Richard’s origin story – Part 2 34:47

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Today, we're featuring Part 2 of an episode of the Speeching it Real podcast, where host Christy Ubieta asks Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S all the good questions. THIS is where you get to learn more about our beloved Swallow Your Pride Podcast and discover things like…. how Theresa almost didn’t become an SLP why […] The post 335 -From Fashio…

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334 – From Fashion to FEES to PhD: Theresa Richard’s Origin Story 35:35

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This week's episode of the Swallow Your Pride Podcast will be a little different… It's a podcast within a podcast. We'll call it…podception. Today, we're featuring an episode of the Speeching it Real podcast, where host Christy Ubieta asks Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S all the good questions. THIS is where you get to learn […] The post 334 – …

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Former football player, Jarrett Irons, who is also the son of NFL legend Gerald Irons discusses the personal impact of brain injury following the loss of his father. 43:33

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Writer, journalist, and traumatic brain injury survivor, Christina Brown Fisher speaks with former linebacker Jarrett Irons about the impact of brain injury. His father, Gerald Irons, played in the National Football League for ten years. Gerald was a linebacker for the Oakland Raiders and is listed as one of the top 100 players for the Cleveland Br…

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333 – Can Intraoral Cameras Improve Dysphagia Management? Let’s Zoom In… 48:13

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You know how dentists have those intraoral cameras that let patients see what’s going on in their mouth? What if SLPs could use those as part of their dysphagia assessment? Or as part of their biofeedback during therapy to check for residue and to see if certain compensatory strategies work? Just imagine quickly peeking into a patient’s mouth with …

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7 years a journey with Barb Dixon 34:00

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Barb Dixon, at the time of her head injury was a stay at home mom and professional freelance makeup artist. In May 2016 at the age of 38 she incurred her injury in an unexpected way, a wheelbarrow that was hung up in her garage, fell striking her on the top of her head with the motion of a hammer strike. Knocked unconscious for an unknown period of…

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332 – From Hedge Funds to Medical: Fred Stal’s Unique Journey 39:59

5M ago39:59

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“I’m looking for a guy in finance…” Okay, while that’s the start of a recent viral song, I spoke with an SLP who *was* in finance. Fred Stahl is a second-career medical SLP who shares how he went from hedge fund management to voice and dysphagia management for head and neck cancer survivors. Together we discuss why he left finance for speech pathol…

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331 – MBS vs FEES: Time to Dig Deeper into Instrumental Swallow Studies with Dr. Jessica Pisegna 43:40

5M ago43:40

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The Medical SLP version of a “Battle of the Bands” would be, without a doubt, a “Battle of the Instrumentals.” As in, which is better: MBS or FEES? The MBS has historically been viewed as the “gold standard” of instrumentals, but a LOT more research has come out about FEES since its introduction into the dysphagia world. And Dr. Jessica Pisegna is …

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