SLP Speechie Side Up

the Podcast

Have you ever wondered how other SLPs seem to be doing it all with ease? Well, you will get to hear first-hand how SLPs are really getting things done while keeping evidenced-based practice and self-care in mind on the Speechie Side Up podcast. This podcast allows you to get a sneak peek into the therapy rooms and research labs of other professionals. A new episode releases every Wednesday at 8 am EST and they are completely free to listen to! Best of all, Speechie Side Up now offers ASHA CEUs through Tassel Continuing Education, which means you can earn just by listening to podcourses!

Latest Episodes

what the listeners say

V the SLP

“I’m a Clinical Fellow working in pediatric home health, so this podcast is perfect to listen to during my commute to see clients!”

– SavvyLeeB

V the SLP

“Venita does exactly what she says she will do. She helps you feel like part of a large community of SLPs. I learn something from each podcast. It’s renewed my passion for speech…”

– parrotdr

V the SLP

“I look forward to this podcast every single week. Even when I’m buried in work and overwhelmed, listening to this podcast brings me peace and a wealth of speechie information…”

– SBtheSLP

V the SLP

“My first podcast ever - it was Great, two thumbs up. Interesting and helpful. Thanks so much for sharing.”

– Cloudy33333

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