178: The One About Working with High School Students
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In this episode, I am joined by Gina Sanfelippo, an ASHA certified Speech Language Pathologist and the owner and founder of Bee’s Knees Speech Therapy based in Milwaukee, WI. Gina is a former high school SLP currently making the jump into private practice.
She has experience supporting a variety of populations and age groups by working in both educational and healthcare settings. Some current areas that she serves include assistive technology and communication (AAC), stuttering, articulation, expressive/receptive language delay, social communication, and much more.
Gina’s philosophy is all about using child-led and family-centered approaches to therapy in order to see the best outcomes for clients.
Topics/Questions Asked:
What does therapy look like with the high school population?
How does the SLP support the 18-21 transition programs?
Do you ever have to tackle tough conversations with your students?
How is AAC implementation different with adolescents?
Links:
Resources:
Toward Functional Augmentative and Alternative Communication for Students With Autism
