Les meilleurs podcasts Selective Mutism (2024)

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Effective Techniques for Supporting Children with Selective Mutism with Emily R. Laracy 1:07:31

8d ago1:07:31

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Guest: Emily R. Laracy, MA, MS, CCC-SLP - Selective mutism (SM) is an anxiety disorder in which children can communicate appropriately in at least one context but struggle in other settings or with other communication partners. SM profoundly affects social/pragmatic language skills, as well as academic and social-emotional skills, and treatment of …

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Autism: What the Words Mean and Why That Matters with Angie Neal 1:08:33

1d ago1:08:33

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Guest: Angie Neal MS, CCC-SLP This episode will provide information to SLPs about key terminology considered when a child is suspected of ASD. Clarity about these key terms is critical to accurate classification and appropriate intervention and support. Angie Neal will also discuss key facets of impaired social communication that are important to c…

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Episode 12: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: Social Anxiety: The Real & Untold Story - A Deep Clinical Dive 34:35

15d ago34:35

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Welcome. This is Jonathan Berent. I’m going to tell you the real story about social anxiety. You are not going to hear the real story anywhere else. I guarantee you that! This is a deep dive into a complex subject the reality of which remains very misunderstood… so let’s get clinical! KENDRA age 46, mother of two, is a world renown physician who ha…

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 10 - Social Anxiety: The Real & Untold Story - A Deep Clinical Dive 34:35

15d ago34:35

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Welcome. This is Jonathan Berent. I’m going to tell you the real story about social anxiety. You are not going to hear the real story anywhere else. I guarantee you that! This is a deep dive into a complex subject the reality of which remains very misunderstood… so let’s get clinical! KENDRA age 46, mother of two, is a world renown physician who ha…

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Transformative Strategies for Neurodiversity Affirming IEPs with Chris Wenger 1:07:31

16d ago1:07:31

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Guest: Chris Wenger, MS, CCC-SLP - Key strategies to make the shift towards neuroaffirming IEPs will be explored in this one-hour conversational course podcast. This session is designed to equip school-based SLPs with practical strategies to create inclusive and effective IEPs that honor each autistic student's unique strengths and needs. Participa…

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Positioning Yourself as a Literacy & Executive Function Expert on the School Team with Karen Dudek-Brannan 1:05:45

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Guest: Karen Dudek-Brannan, EdD, CCC-SLP - School SLPs are subject matter experts in language, cognition, and other essential areas that impact students' function in school and beyond. This session will show them how to position themselves as experts on their school teams so they can impact their direct therapy sessions and district-wide programmin…

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My child is struggling at school but.......'What if it's not dyslexia?' 44:04

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Libby discusses the new book that she has been working on with Georgina Smith and Laura Graham. Georgina Smith, a specialist dyslexia assessor and tutor, and Laura Graham, independent occupational therapist and sensory integration practitioner teamed up with Libby on this project to look at why many children are struggling at school with literacy b…

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From Struggle to Strength: Empowering Students With Language and Behavioral Needs with Erin Wallace 1:05:25

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Guest: Erin Wallace, PhD, CCC-SLP - Join Carolyn and Dr. Erin Wallace for this episode, where we explore low-effort, evidence-supported strategies to minimize challenging behaviors and maximize language potential when providing services to students with developmental language disorder (DLD) in individual and group settings. We’ll learn the definiti…

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Stuttering Service Delivery in the Schools: Early Childhood with Nina Reeves 1:24:35

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Guest: Nina Reeves, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-F - In this episode, we welcome Nina Reeves back and shift our focus to stuttering support for our early childhood population. Join us as we discuss practical plans and resources for supporting young children and their families. From determining appropriate treatment approaches to developing attainable goals, we…

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Curricular Integration: A Time-Saving Strategy for School-Based SLPs with Christina Bradburn 1:02:18

2M ago1:02:18

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Guest: Christina Bradburn, PhD, CCC-SLP - This episode explores how incorporating curricular materials into speech and language therapy can enhance student progress. Join us as we discuss the benefits of using these resources over commercially available or SLP-created materials and learn how this approach can save valuable time for the school-based…

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Interprofessional Support of Dyslexic Learners in the Classroom with Cassondra Wilson 1:04:29

2M ago1:04:29

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Guests: Cassondra Wilson, MA, CCC-SLP & Amy Duncan, MA, Ed. - This engaging podcast is designed for speech-language pathologists (SLPs), educators, and other professionals working with individuals with dyslexia. Participants learn to identify dyslexia's key characteristics and symptoms, understand its impact on academic performance, and explore eff…

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Promoting Hearing Aid Use and Self-Advocacy in Children Who Are Hard of Hearing with Meaghan Foody 1:02:10

2M ago1:02:10

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Guest: Meaghan Foody, MS, CCC-SLP - Join us to explore and discuss topics related to aural rehabilitation from the age of implantation/hearing aid fitting through adolescence. We will discuss key factors that predict hearing aid usage, gain insight into developing personalized therapy goals, and discover practical strategies to help your students c…

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Working With Teachers for Classroom Based Service Delivery with Tiffany Pierangelo 1:01:44

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Guest: Tiffany Pierangelo, MA, CCC-SLP - This session will provide tools and techniques that SLPs can use to support students in the classroom. The presenter will discuss different support formats and how to collaborate with teachers to maximize student outcomes. The session will also explore differentiating and defining disorders, supporting teach…

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Let's Talk PDA with special guest Danielle Jata-Hall 59:38

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Libby interviews the lovely Danielle about her experience of PDA and also her new book Black Rainbow about a family's PDA journey through https://amzn.eu/d/9pr6aGQPar Libby Hill

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AAC in Action: From Feature Matching to Trials to Implementation with Kathryn D'Agostino Russo 1:06:09

2M ago1:06:09

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Guest: Kathryn D’Agostino Russo, MS, TSSLD, CCC-SLP - School-based speech-language pathologists are encountering more students who can benefit from AAC but need not be overwhelmed by the assessment and implementation process. By comparing a student’s strengths and communication needs with common features of AAC systems, an SLP can guide the school …

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Keep Your Older Speech Students Motivated with Hallie Sherman 1:03:17

2M ago1:03:17

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Guest: Hallie Sherman, MS, CCC-SLP - Join us for a lively look into the world of speech therapy targeting grades 4-12. This episode reveals the secrets to setting goals and therapy techniques beyond the classroom. Discover fresh, exciting ways to keep your students engaged and motivated with fun activities relevant to the older students. Tune in an…

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Morphology-Based Approaches to Improving Vocabulary Knowledge, Spelling, & Reading in the Classroom with Ginger G. Collins 1:06:54

2M ago1:06:54

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Guest: Ginger G. Collins, PhD, CCC-SLP - In this episode, Dr. Collins will explain how school-based SLPs can collaborate with classroom teachers to strengthen students’ literacy skills. The strategies discussed were developed for upper elementary and secondary students, and examples will be provided for various curricular content areas. All of thes…

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Leading the Way: School-based SLPs as the Agents of Change with Laura Mansfield 1:01:11

2M ago1:01:11

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Guest: Laura Mansfield, Ed.D, CCC-SLP - In this episode, we explore the dynamic role of school-based speech-language pathologists as leaders and agents of change. Discover how SLPs are at the forefront of fostering inclusive, communicative, and supportive educational settings, and learn what it takes to be a transformative leader in speech-language…

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Navigating Diversity: The Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Student with Margaryta Kuzmin 1:01:48

2M ago1:01:48

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Guest: Margaryta Kuzmin, MS, CCC-SLP, TSSLD-BE - Join us in this episode as we explore the unique needs and specific challenges our culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) student population faces. Learn with us as we discuss dynamic assessment, therapy strategies incorporating students' cultural and linguistic backgrounds, and the power of col…

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Developing Dynamic Dysphagia Plans 1:03:22

2M ago1:03:22

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Join us for an advanced exploration into the development of dynamic, safe feeding/swallowing plans. In this episode, we deep-dive into the 8 essential building blocks necessary for crafting individualized mealtime care plans for students. Designed for the school-based SLP, this episode will enhance your skills in addressing diverse feeding and swal…

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Championing Change: Advocacy Strategies for SLPs in the Schools with Julie Malone 1:01:23

2M ago1:01:23

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Guest: Julie Malone, MS, CCC-SLP - Join us on this episode of championing change as we dive into the world of advocacy for Speech-Language Pathologists working in public schools. We’ll explore effective strategies and solutions for improving salaries, benefits, and working conditions. We will explore how SLPs can navigate and influence districts to…

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Working with Adolescent Students? Why Targeting Media Literacy is Critical with Kathleen J. Abendroth 1:06:46

2M ago1:06:46

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Guest: Kathleen J. Abendroth, PhD, CCC-SLP, BCS-CL - SLPs who work with middle and high schoolers, even on an itinerant basis, may feel unprepared to support this group of students. Developing cohesive activities that engage a diverse group of young adults on your caseload can be intimidating. In this episode, participants will learn how to strengt…

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Embracing Verbal Diversity: Navigating Stuttering Service Delivery in the Schools with Nina Reeves 1:05:39

2M ago1:05:39

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Guest: Nina Reeves, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-F - In this episode, we dive into the complexities of stuttering interventions in the school setting. Join us as we explore strategies and best practices for school-based clinicians dedicated to supporting students who stutter. From sensitive assessment techniques to innovative therapy approaches, we uncover val…

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The Fundamentals of AAC with Amber Lieto 1:08:36

2M ago1:08:36

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Guest: Amber Lieto, MS, CF-SLP - This episode covers the fundamentals of AAC, from understanding the basics to navigating complex challenges. It is your guide to unlocking effective communication strategies in the school setting. Delve into the essentials of AAC implementation, discover how to foster inclusivity in classrooms, and explore real-life…

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Making the Transition: The Role of a Secondary SLP with Hannah McCarthy 1:05:00

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Guest: Hannah McCarthy, MA, CCC-SLP - In this episode, we spotlight the role of secondary SLPs. Join us as we explore the unique challenges and opportunities in preparing students beyond the classroom. Our discussion will highlight the importance of transition planning and goal setting for students. We will also find strategies to enhance teamwork …

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Bringing Language to Life: Using Children’s Books in Speech & Language Therapy with Julie Barber-Bristol 1:06:14

3M ago1:06:14

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Guest: Julie Barber-Bristol, MS, CCC-SLP - Embark on a delightful adventure as we unveil the secret weapon of speech and language therapy: children's books! In this episode, we'll show you how one magical book can become your ultimate toolkit, simultaneously targeting speech sounds and language goals. Prepare to be amazed as we demonstrate how to w…

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The Culturally Responsive Clinician with Anais Villaluna 1:06:09

3M ago1:06:09

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Guest: Anais Villaluna, MS, CCC-SLP, BCS-S, CLC - In this enlightening episode of “The Culturally Responsive Clinician,” we unpack practical strategies, share personal anecdotes, and explore the power of embracing diversity in our practice. Whether you’re seeking to enhance your cultural competence or eager to champion equity in education, this epi…

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Advocates, Administrators, and Agendas OH MY! with Nanette Saturn 1:09:07

3M ago1:09:07

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Guest: Nanette Saturn - In this thought-provoking episode, we delve into the role of educational advocates, shining a light on how they empower parents to navigate the complex landscape of special education. From decoding special education jargon to ensuring equitable opportunities for every child, these advocates are invaluable allies in the educa…

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Pediatric Swallowing and Feeding in the Schools-Where Are We? with Emily Homer 1:09:11

3M ago1:09:11

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Guest: Emily Homer - MA, CCC-SLP, ASHA Fellow - Join us for a delicious episode of demystifying feeding and swallowing services in the school setting. We will be dishing out a mouthwatering menu of savory intervention strategies and a smorgasbord of supports facilitating safe and efficient mealtimes. Get ready to dig in as we explore the recipe for…

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Navigating IEPs for SLPs with Amanda Schaumburg 1:04:05

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Guest: Amanda Schaumburg, MS, CCC-SLP - This episode delves into the intricacies of Individual Education Plans (IEPs). From deciphering the components of an IEP to crafting measurable goals, we explore practical strategies for educators, caregivers, and professionals. Let’s learn how to articulate present functional and academic performance levels …

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Episode 6: Libby interviews Cathy Shilling about gestalt language processing and the upcoming conference 47:03

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Cathy organised 2 very successful conferences last year. This year she is going bigger and better! She has all the experts on NLA in one place including Marg Blanc and Barry Prizant. It's online over 5 days with the recording available to tickets holders for 6 months. Check out her website for details of the conference and to buy tickets. https://t…

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Episode 11: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: College Athlete Resolves Social Anxiety and Obsessive Disorder 17:24

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“Jack”, a standout golfer, discusses the process by which he resolved his conversation anxiety, social avoidance, and obsessive perfectionism. His healing journey started when his parents initiated treatment when he avoided going to a cocktail party during school vacation. He never would have initiated treatment on his own. His anxiety was driven b…

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 9 - Depression, Social Inhibition, & Medication Dependence Resolve: "My Quietness in social situations made people feel weird" 6:22

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“I avoided social situations; especially ones where I had to walk in by myself. More and more I made excuses to avoid. I had problems with my relationship. I was depressed”. “Vicki” discusses the process of healing.Par Jonathan Berent, L.C.S.W.

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Exploring Dynamic Roles and Ethical Boundaries with Lisa Gore 1:05:55

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Guest: Lisa Gore, MS, CCC-SLP, CAS - In this first episode of the School of Speech podcast, join Carolyn Dolby as she and Lisa Gore embark on an exhilarating voyage beyond the textbooks and into the multifaceted role of school-based speech-language pathology. Discover how SLPs wield their expertise as catalysts for community integration, setting ou…

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Let's Talk Small Talk with special guest Laura Kerbey 44:23

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Small Talk Speech and Language Therapist Dawn Tomalin interviews the brilliant Laura Kerbey, Autism & Education Consultant and Author. They discuss PDA and Laura's recent book about PDA for teens. Laura has been working with young people with a range of learning difficulties for over 20 years, but er passion has always been working with and teachin…

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Episode 10: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: Pharmaceutical Rep Resolves Chronic Public Speaking Phobia and Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous 12:03

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“Bill” had achieved a relatively high level of success in sales relying on one to one scenarios and spontaneous interactions with physicians in hospitals. Career pressure and advancement required that he face the anxiety scenarios that he had been very adept at avoiding; group presentations and meetings. In fact he had been avoiding job opportuniti…

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 8 - A Profile of Anger: Bullied as a Child 9:10

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Anger and rage occur at different levels of consciousness. Anger is energy. Unresolved; it recycles and drives obsessive worry , anxiety, and a myriad of problems from substance dependence to pain. Internalized anger causes depression. While it may sound a bit weird, repressed anger is the core emotion which drives panic. “Eric” describes the “ener…

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Profit First for Therapists, with Julie Herres 40:55

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Julie Herres, founder and CEO of Green Oak Accounting, author of Profit First for Therapists, and host of the Therapy For Your Money podcast comes on to teach Dan and Dave about the Profit First model. She explains how it works, and how it could benefit practice owners to implement the cash flow system. Find Julie at greenoakaccounting.com, her pod…

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interview with Helen Daniel 53:08

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Dawn talks to Helen Daniel about her work and her recent book. Helen is an autism and neurodiversity support practitioner who helps neurodivergent families find their own path to radical self-acceptance. She supports neurodivergent children and young people to better understand themselves through empowering workshops and resources. Listen to them t…

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Episode 9: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: "Discovering Self-Nurturing after Decades of Self-Help & Therapy" 6:14

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“Richard”, a successful businessman and dedicated family man describes his “core” work of self-acceptance that had been eluding him after experiencing “every type of motivational technique from positive thinking to programming your unconscious”. His long term struggle with social anxiety grew out of his “conflict with authority figures and his fath…

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 7 - "Selective Mutism: Free Seminar With Professional Baseball Player" 55:10

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Kirk Rueter was a pitcher in the major leagues for 13 years. He won the most games as a lefthander for the San Francisco Giants. He and his wife Karla had two wonderful children. One had selective mutism. In this stimulating, realistic, and frank interview, the Rueters describe, in detail, their treatment experience. After non-productive encounters…

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Using In Vivo Exposure to Treat Selective Mutism, with Claire Dean Sinclair Psy.D. 49:41

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How do you treat selective mutism, and how do you do so ethically when the treatment of choice involves taking your client outside of the office to interact with the world? Listen in as guest Claire Dean Sinclair Psy.D. walks Dan and Dave through her process. Dr. Sinclair is the owner of Anxiety Therapy of Colorado (https://anxietycolorado.com/) an…

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Episode 8: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: Performance Anxiety and Hyper-hidrosis Resolved Without Medication: Successful Lawyer 12:10

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Hear “Kevin”, a successful lawyer describe insightfully how he learned to resolve his hyperhidrosis-driven public speaking anxiety and fear of being noticeably nervous. He describes how he controlled his “internal critical script”, which in turn stopped his sweating during a business meeting. While learning to control his “perfectionism” he states …

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 6 - Intimacy Phobia Resolved - “I Had Been Celibate My Whole Life.” 10:05

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“Mike” a corporate vice president describes his long term suffering; “I never had the possibility of finding a girlfriend. I was petrifies about finding a real relationship. Now I can let loose and socialize”. This interview includes dramatic insight into the cognitive distortions and self-esteem challenge that drive intimacy anxiety and phobia.…

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Non competes will soon be dead. But also maybe not? 33:16

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In April, the Federal Trade Commission issued a ruling stating that almost all existing non compete clauses will be null and void 120 days after the rule is registered, and that businesses are prohibited from making new ones. Are they really going away forever? We make no bones about saying we hope so, but the courts have yet to weigh in. Dan and D…

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Episode 7: Public Speaking Anxiety & Fear of Being Noticeably Nervous: The Power of Alcohol and the Pharmaceutical "Cocktail" 7:30

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“Sam” remembered experiencing anxiety since he was 15 in high school when there was any situation where he was the focus of attention. His anxiety became especially debilitating in college where he would skip the first day of classes to avoid the panic that would occur during introductions in class. He realized that his use of Xanax and beta blocke…

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Parenting The Socially Phobic & Avoidant Adult: Episode 5 - 18 Year Old Woman Conquers Social & Performance Anxiety 18:45

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In this rare interview patient "Z" describes how she overcame debilitating perfectionism and performance anxiety. The average teen suffering with social anxiety does not have initiative for their mental health which requires therapeutic parenting concurrent to individual work. In her year before college "Z" beat the odds and accomplished therapeuti…

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Healthcare Hacked! (update 1/x) 17:54

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Where do things stand with the Change Healthcare ransomware hack? Dan and Dave give you updates and where things stand as of now. There's still much we do not know, so we will stay on this story as it develops. Please reach out if you've been impacted by it and we may ask to either interview you or use your submission to guide future updates. Find …

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Let's Talk Selective Mutism 44:31

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To celebrate the end of SMIRA's selective mutism awareness month, Libby and Dawn discuss all things selective mutism. Small Talk have several speech and language therapists who have extra training and experience to be able to work with children and young people with selective mutism, yet across the country it remains difficult to access speech and …

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Let's Talk about Selective Mutism 44:31

6M ago44:31

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To celebrate the end of SMIRA's Selective Mutism awareness month, Libby and Dawn talk about this extremely important issue. Small Talk have several specialist speechand language therapists in this area who have had extra training and experience yet generally it remains very difficult to find a therapist who can help.…

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