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Hosted by Elizabeth, The Reading SLP · education · EN · 23 episodes
The Reading SLP Podcast helps speech-language pathologists move beyond "that's not my job" and into your quantum leap as a reading expert. Elizabeth shows you how to use the principles of reading science, structured literacy, and SLP expertise to build your practice in the most aligned way possible. This is the toolkit to handle what grad school didn't teach you, what your caseload throws at you, and how to get to the other side...if you're ready to reclaim your career then this is the show for you.
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The Reading SLP Podcast
The Reading SLP Summit is for SLPs who want to connect the science of reading to their speech and language expertise, so that they can break through confidence barriers and become the literacy expert your students need. In this episode I introduce the 8 incredible thought leaders you will learn from on September 26. Join the Reading SLP Summit- FREE!!! https://thereadingslp.lpages.co/summit-og-fall-2026/
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Recorded live at the Big Sky Literacy Summit! In this episode, I'm sharing real-time reflections from the conference that feels more like a retreat: from activating genius sessions with artists and spiritual leaders, to a gondola ride between sessions, to a hallway conversation with Dr. Hugh Catts about how reading got added to SLPs' scope of practice with ASHA back in 2001. PLUS I am sharing exclusive details on the next Reading SLP Summit- GET ON THE WAITLIST HERE! Ready for your literacy uplevel? Apply here to join The Reading SLP
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n this episode I'm recapping my whirlwind trip to Boston for MASHA, the Massachusetts Speech and Hearing Association's annual convention. I'm walking you through what it actually takes to exhibit at a conference (spoiler: it's a lot of stickers and a disco ball), plus a behind-the-scenes look at the talk I gave on dyslexia and school SLPs' role in reading. The Boston trip: Traveling with my mom, meeting up with MASHA's board, and why connecting with ambitious women in this field always lights me up Exhibit hall behind-the-scenes: Early alarms, borrowed hand trucks, tablecloths at the dry cleaner, and the joy of meeting Reading SLPs in real life My talk on dyslexia: The reading brain, orthographic mapping, and state guidance on diagnosing dyslexia The real scope-to-preparation gap: ASHA includes reading within our scope of practice, but most of us never got the graduate coursework to back it up. Why so many school SLPs feel isolated: And how finding your voice on reading can be the thing that finally gets you seen as a leader on your school team Free download: Dyslexia Cheat Sheet for SLPs! Let's have some fun this summer! Join The Reading SLP!
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They make progress in speaking and listening. They make progress in reading. But when it comes to writing? The gap is so wide it feels overwhelming. It's not because our students are incapable of writing, t's because writing had never been taught to them as an extension of language. In this episode, I'm breaking down why writing gets left out of the literacy conversation, why SLPs are the ones who should own this space, and a first look at the framework I use to take students from sentences to essays. In this episode: My experience teaching writing to a 3rd grader and 11th grader Why writing struggles are really language struggles in disguise The sentence → paragraph → essay progression (a sneak peek) Why this makes you the SLP schools and families can't replace ✨ Ready to level up? Join The Writing SLP Challenge! ✨ Download your FREE Speech to Writing Roadmap Here Let's have some fun this summer! Join The Reading SLP!
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We all dream of the day we can retire... but what happens when that day arrives? In this very special episode, I sit down with my mom, who two weeks ago retired from a career in teaching. We talk about her decision to go back for a master's with young kids at home, staying hungry to grow even after tenure, and what she now knows on the other side of the countdown so many educators dream about. If you're an SLP contemplating a big risk, this is the conversation about the rewards on the other side. You'll finish this episode knowing the leap you're about to take is the one you will be most proud of. Let's have some fun this summer! Join The Reading SLP!
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