Listen to the 6th episode of the Therapy Ideas Podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. In this episode I talk to Fiona Douglas in Perth, Australia about working with children with severe speech disorders, prioritisation and the best and worst bits of the Australian and British systems.
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Listen to the fifth episode of the Therapy Ideas Podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. In this episode I speak to Fátima Ionescu in Singapore about working in private practice, life as a bilingual therapist and the difficulties with the medical model.
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Listen to the fourth episode of the Therapy Ideas Podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. In this episode I speak to Rebekah Taylor in Los Angeles, about how she assesses and prioritises in the American school system, life without a waiting list, and the value of supervision and peer support.
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Listen to the third episode of the Therapy Ideas Podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. In this episode I speak to Tanya Coyle in Ontario, about working in a consultative service, ways of being efficient when carrying out assessments and writing reports, and the Wall of Awesome!
Have a listen and let me know what you think! Check out Tanya’s blog and follow her on twitter.
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Listen to the second episode of the Therapy Ideas podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. In this episode I speak to Shareka Bentham about life as a therapist in Barbados. We discuss training in New Zealand, the Twitter SLPChat, and using teleconferencing for therapy.
Have a listen and let me know what you think! Check out Shareka’s Easyspeak magazine, and follow her on twitter.
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Listen to the first episode of the new Therapy Ideas podcast, a series of conversations with therapists from around the world. First up, I speak to Helen Stringer, from Newcastle University about using social media in evidence based practice, making the most of students on placement and practical ways of reflecting on the things we do at work everyday.
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