Xceptional Pod to PD

From the first steps to securing a job, to the basics of counseling, how to prevent burn-out and knowing federal regulations that pertain to the SNF, this course covers all of the information we wish we had known going into our first jobs. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the SLP2B Conference, February 2019.

Day 1 of any new job or Clinical Fellowship can be overwhelming. But what if you had 5 resources you could access quickly to ease the anxiety no matter the setting? Learners will explore a free goal-writing resource for children and adults, make a custom material with an online resource that’s only $3 a month, and explore a tool to address dysphagia on the iPad for only $14.99. Writing SOAP notes to keep in line with Medicaid and insurance standards is made easier with knowing short cuts from several ASHA resources; learn how to stay ethical in note writing and sound like a pro. New and seasoned SLPs will be treated to new perspectives and resources to make your work life a little easier. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the SLP2B Conference, February 2019.

This course is designed for speech-language pathologists who are going to begin working in the school setting. The presenter will discuss strategies for working with teams, setting up the speech room, scheduling, and caseload management, in addition to providing a list of resources to start your career in the schools off right. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the SLP2B Conference, February 2019.

Identify and achieve your personal goals during your Clinical Fellowship Year. A dynamic panel of presenters shares insights and strategies to maximize the valuable learning and mentorship opportunities. Tips include mentoring goals, session management, activities, stress management, and more. Panelists: Sarie Wu (recent graduate), Katie Millican (graduate student coach), Summer Loehr (B-Type SLP blogger), and Dr. Erik X. Raj (college professor), moderated by Mai Ling Chan. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the SLP2B Conference, February 2019.

New to augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and don’t know where to begin? This course is designed to introduce key terminology, technology, and ideology, in order to establish a solid foundation of AAC. AAC experts, Rachel Madel and Chris Bugaj (hosts of the Talking With Tech Podcast) share their tips and strategies. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the SLP2B Conference, February 2019.

This course offers new strategies for accessing songs, and for using songs to support learning. The focus of this webinar will be on: independence, interaction, and important goals with special strategies for students who use AAC. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This course explores a set of free and low-cost iPad apps that can be used to target language skills in students with speech and language goals, and encourage fun and exciting interactions, including those learning to communicate with AAC. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Building on a foundation of 30 years of research and adding personal expertise focused on AAC competency, Talking With Tech panel presenters highlight essential AAC skills which are relevant to both children and adults in this fast-paced era of technology and social communication. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This course addresses how to create a classroom which enhances AAC use and learning for individuals with complex communication needs. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This session will discuss AAC related skills and evaluation techniques using a protocol developed to assess specific AAC skills in naturalistic, interactive and personally motivating activities. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

It is challenging to stay current on Augmentative and Alternative Communication software applications. Panelists share their expert recommendations with an emphasis on app features and best practices for integration in clinical practice. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Teletherapy experts shares what applications (or Apps) are useful to treat various Speech/Language disorders during teletherapy. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Highly interactive software applications are effectively being used in a clinical application for speech therapy. Panelists recommend specific apps, engaging strategies, features, and share their recommendations for best practice strategies for clinical integration. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Apps are an excellent way to increase the intensity of neurological rehab for adults receiving speech therapy services. Learn about the latest updates and newest apps from Tactus Therapy, one of the leaders in adult speech therapy apps since 2011. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This session highlights current apps, focusing on usage, messaging, and target audiences. The panelists also discuss the challenges associated with maintaining professional best practices and ethical considerations. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Find out which apps are being used and how. Panelists highlight specific apps, share best practice strategies, identify app features, and discuss long-term needs and responsibilities. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This course provides participants with an overview of all the currently available dysphagia apps to help guide clinicians in decision-making, assessment, and treatment of swallowing disorders. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

Smarty Ears has a library of 60 apps for speech, language, and communication. This is an overview of all Smarty Ears has available and how to best use Smarty Ears apps in a way to repurpose it to enhance their use. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

There is more than one way to create a software application. SLP panelists will share their distinctly different personal success stories from idea conception through development, challenges, and highlight useful app features. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.

This course discusses how bilingual/Spanish speaking SLP can use the iPad to evaluate and treat Spanish speaking clients. The presentation includes a variety of apps for the pediatric and adult population. This episode is an excerpt of an XED course which was originally offered as a free live webinar during the Special Apps Update Conference, April 2018.