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The importance of counselling is a topic often overlooked in the field of speech pathology and related professions. For this reason, it is important to explore counselling as it pertains to the clinician and the client in the context of treating communication and other disorders (with Timothy Bernstrom, MA, CF-SLP and Amanda Tyree, MA, CCC-SLP, Jennifer Rafeedie, PsyD). We would love your feedback and welcome any ideas! Please find our feedback form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfJsZ6hcd6k_QmvJw-zt6NpRhYBdH3rQcOmZ-qQtYX79AfFHQ/viewform This episode was created by Timothy Bernstrom, MA, CF-SLP and faculty mentor, Amanda Tyree, MA, CCC-SLP, with contributions by Abigail Ristow, MS, SLP and Allison Cameron Gray, BA, Social Welfare and Social Justice, Self-Advocate. Speaking Of... is a podcast created as a leadership project through the California Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Training Program (CA-LEND) funded by the Maternal Child and Health Bureau (MCHB). We are careful to ensure that all stories comply with healthcare privacy laws; details may have been changed to ensure patient confidentiality. All views expressed are those of the person speaking and not their employer.

The concepts of diversity, equity, and inclusion are profoundly linked to the practices we participate in as healthcare providers. Join us for an introductory conversation about DEI and cultural competency with Dr. LaVonna Lewis of the USC Price School of Public Policy as we explore these concepts and how they enrich our clinical practice. (produced by Libby Kaczmarek, MS, CF-SLP, with Amanda Tyree, MA, CCC-SLP and LaVonna Lewis, PhD, MPH) We would love your feedback and welcome any ideas! Please find our feedback form here. Resources: White Fragility by Robin DiAngelo How to be an Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi Caste by Isabel Wilkerson Speaking Of... is a podcast created as a leadership project through the California Leadership in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Training Program (CA-LEND). The creators of this episode are Libby Kaczmarek (CA-LEND Trainee 2020-2021) and faculty mentor, Amanda Tyree. We are careful to ensure that all stories comply with healthcare privacy laws; details may have been changed to ensure patient confidentiality. All views expressed are those of the person speaking and not their employer.

You may have heard the phrase "family-centered" in your clinic or workplace, but what does this actually mean in practice? Join us as we delve into conversation about this topic, exploring the meaning of family-centered care and how we build these relationships with the families we serve as speech-language pathologists. (with Libby Kaczmarek, MS, CF-SLP and Amanda Tyree, MA, CCC-SLP) We would love your feedback and welcome any ideas! Please find our feedback form here. This episode was made possible through the critical contributions of Family Support advocates including Leck Lee and Fran Goldfarb. Further, we would like to acknowledge the contributions of previous CA-LEND trainees & faculty to this project, including Dr. Sonia Aller, Adriana Cruz, Brigitte Sroujieh, LaTysa Flowers, and Preetha Sundareswaran. Dr. Sonia Aller, Na Young Shin, and Clare McGrane provided additional contributions during this episode's production. Resources: The Institute for Patient and Family Centered Care The Family Health Outcomes Project Family Voices The National Resource Center for Patient and Family Centered Medical Home The Maternal Child Health Bureau definition of family-centered care Speaking Of... is a podcast created as a leadership project through the California Leadership in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities Training Program (CA-LEND). The creators of this episode are Libby Kaczmarek (CA-LEND Trainee 2020-2021) and faculty mentor, Amanda Tyree. We are careful to ensure that all stories comply with healthcare privacy laws; details may have been changed to ensure patient confidentiality. All views expressed are those of the person speaking and not their employer.