The year 2020 was difficult. We all faced our own unique challenges, but I want you to hear how my friend Casey Quinn-Daly has turned the challenges she faced into the catalysts for her personal and professional growth.

Christoph Schmitz, an experienced medical device expert, discusses technology terminology, the endoscope industry, software considerations, the customer experience, and more!

Isabel Lawton gives us all the tools for talking when the stakes are high...emotional intelligence and crucial conversations for the Med SLP.

This episode Is dedicated to all things BCS-S , or Board Certified Specialist in Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders. BUT, Before Selena and Theresa get Into the designation of BCS-S, they discuss the recent controversy In the dysphagia world.

Andrea Hayes is back by popular demand to give a crash course in neuroanatomy. She shares fun and functional facts about the brain, along with practical applications for medical SLPs.

Kelsey Day and Catherine Wu of California Hospital Medical Center, a trauma and stroke center in downtown Los Angeles, are on the podcast to discuss the role of the SLP in the emergency room.

Dr. Barnett is a palliative care physician who knows a thing or two about having empathetic conversations and delivering difficult news.

Michelle Dawson of the First Bite: Fed, Fun, Functional podcast talks about all things pediatric feeding disorders and early intervention.

Dr. Groher is best known for his pioneering work with dysphagia and several textbooks on the subject. In Episode 157, Dr. Groher takes a walk down memory lane and tells us about his early encounters with videofluoroscopy, electric stimulation,

Dr. Michael Groher takes a walk down memory lane and tells us about his early encounters with videofluoroscopy, electric stimulation, and modified diets.