Speech is Beautiful

Watch my video about this topic: Every week I get multiple emails with questions about what it's like to be a speech pathologist, how to become an SLP, and how to choose a graduate program. Figuring out which graduate school to attend is a difficult choice. However, there are two very important ... Read More about The Two Most Important Variables to Consider When Choosing a Graduate Program for Speech Therapy

Interview Question Prep Are you preparing to interview for a new job? One thing that people never ask is the question of longevity. I think is critically important to learning more about your future position. Next time you have an interview, ask, "How long was the previous person in this ... Read More about The Most Important Question to Ask During A Job Interview

I'm in the middle of my second year doing teletherapy and I'd like to share how it's going and how I feel about it. First, I still enjoy teletherapy immensely and I'm so happy to be continuing into my second year. Most days I want to work in teletherapy for the rest of my career -- no ... Read More about Reflections on My Second Year Doing Teletherapy

I'm a closet Bachelor and Bachelorette fan. If you watch a show like that, you might have noticed that some women (and men) use occasional vocal or glottal fry. In fact, it’s all over mainstream TV. Vocal fry is the lowest vocal register and refers to when your vocal cords vibrate more slowly ... Read More about What is Vocal Fry? A Speech Path’s Point of View