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Hosted by Jessica Cassity, M.S., CCC-SLP · education · EN
Looking for some fresh ideas for your speech therapy sessions? The Speech Space podcast is a podcast full of tips and resources for speech-language pathologists working in the schools or private practice.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLooking for some fresh ideas for your speech therapy sessions? The Speech Space podcast is a podcast full of tips and resources for speech-language pathologists working in the schools or private practice.
The Speech Space Podcast is hosted by Jessica Cassity, M.S., CCC-SLP. The show has published 99 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "EP 152 - Fun Ways to Target WH-Questions" (14 April 2026, 8 minutes), "EP 152 - Fun Ways to Target WH-Questions" (14 April 2026, 8 minutes), and "EP 151 - Preventing & Managing SLP Burnout" (17 March 2026, 12 minutes).
The Speech Space Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 11 minutes across 99 episodes.
Booking probability for The Speech Space Podcast is 24%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Speech Space Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Speech Space Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for The Speech Space Podcast are Therapists & Other Health Practitioners and Courses, Coaching & Lessons. The Speech Space Podcast has an education audience.
Jessica Cassity, M.S., CCC-SLP hosts The Speech Space Podcast, an education podcast with 99 episodes published.
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Episode #152
WH-questions are a foundational language skill that many speech-language pathologists target in therapy. But practicing who, what, where, when, why, and how questions can sometimes start to feel repetitive.<br /> <br />...
Episode #152
WH-questions are a foundational language skill that many speech-language pathologists target in therapy. But practicing who, what, where, when, why, and how questions can sometimes start to feel repetitive. In this...
Episode #151
Burnout is a common experience for speech-language pathologists working in schools, healthcare, and private practice. Heavy workloads, therapy planning demands, documentation requirements, and large caseloads can make...
<p>AI is everywhere—but what does it actually mean for speech-language pathologists? In this episode, we break down how SLPs can use AI safely, ethically, and realistically, including privacy concerns, accuracy limits...
Episode #149
<p>Moving more doesn't have to mean intense workouts or rigid routines. In this episode, we explore creative, realistic ways to add more movement into everyday life — focusing on habits that support energy, mood, and...
Episode #149
<p>Moving more doesn't have to mean intense workouts or rigid routines. In this episode, we explore creative, realistic ways to add more movement into everyday life — focusing on habits that support energy, mood, and...
Episode #149
<p>Moving more doesn't have to mean intense workouts or rigid routines. In this episode, we explore creative, realistic ways to add more movement into everyday life — focusing on habits that support energy, mood, and...
Episode #149
<p>Moving more doesn't have to mean intense workouts or rigid routines. In this episode, we explore creative, realistic ways to add more movement into everyday life — focusing on habits that support energy, mood, and...
Episode #148
This episode discusses how to create a culture of kindness in speech therapy. It gives an overview of Dr. Bruce Perry's neurosequential model as an evidence-based rationale for the connection between kindness and...
Episode #147
<p>In this episode of The Speech Space Podcast, we share practical behavioral interventions and evidence-based strategies to help SLPs manage challenging behaviors in the speech room. Learn how to use positive supports...
Episode #146
<p>This episode explores practical communication techniques that help SLPs build strong, trusting rapport with students and clients. Jessica discusses why harsh, punishment-based communication often backfires, and...
Episode #145
<p>The episode explores what SLPs need to know about childhood cancer. Its goal is to function as a broad introduction to this topic, primarily for SLPs who work in educational settings. The episode begins with some...
Episode #144
<p>This episode focuses on top sleep tips for SLPs. The topic of sleep has a strong connection to the work that SLPs do, because being well-rested can support us in navigating complex clinical issues and managing...
<p>This episode is about what SLPs need to know about reading comprehension. It begins by acknowledging that SLPs have a large scope of practice, and that they are not typically seen as the primary professionals who...
Episode #142
<p>This episode is about sensory strategies for speech therapy sessions. It opens with an acknowledgement that OTs are the primary sensory experts, and offers resources for reviewing sensory basics. The episode then...
Episode #141
<p>This episode is about essential counseling skills for SLPs. It begins by acknowledging that even though counseling is a daily component of our work as SLPs, it's not necessarily something that we focus on. Research...
Episode #140
<p>This episode is about how to thrive as a preschool SLP. The episode opens with an acknowledgement that working as an SLP will probably never be easy, but it asserts that thriving is possible. It then moves into a...
Episode #139
<p>This episode is about SLPs and conflict management. It opens with a discussion of Nonviolent Communication, an approach that focuses on using empathy during challenging interactions. There are four main components in...
Episode #138
<p>This episode shares communication tips to use during situations that tend to involve complex and nuanced conversations; e.g., at family gatherings over the holidays, and during meetings with parents or caregivers...
<p>This episode discusses the reasons why it's important to support increased diversity in the SLP profession. I provide demographic information related to the SLP field, and then share results from two studies that...
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