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26 قسمت
از سال 12 دسامبر 2025
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In 2015, a paperwork mistake and a failed jurisprudence exam left me living in a tent in Montana and questioning everything I thought I knew about becoming a speech-language pathologist. This episode tells the story of my first encounter with the profession’s hidden architecture and how that experi…

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In this episode, I talk about the pull of certainty and how reassuring it can feel to believe there are clear answers, fixed structures, and someone who has it all figured out. We explore how professional cultures reward confidence over curiosity, how uncertainty often gets smoothed over rather tha…

03: How the CCC Came to Be

Every system has an origin story. In Episode 3, we step back in time to examine how the CCC was created, what problems it was meant to solve, and why it once made sense. This episode traces the early structure of certification in speech-language pathology and follows how its meaning and function ev…

04: It’s 1969 in Florida

In 1969, Florida became the first state to license speech-language pathologists and audiologists, which reshaped the entire profession. But the fight for licensure started years earlier, fueled by fraud, unqualified practitioners, and the dawning realization that ASHA had no legal authority to prot…

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Inside SLP is a short, weekly podcast about the systems that shape speech-language pathology. In ten minutes at a time, we explore how training, credentialing, licensure, and professional power came to look the way they do—and why so much of this structure remains unseen in day-to-day practice. Thi…
Across the United States, speech-language pathology licensure looks wildly different from state to state. It's a patchwork of rules shaped not by a single national authority but by thousands of individual decisions over decades. This episode traces how school systems, state agencies, and clinician-…
SLP is the only allied health or education-adjacent profession that completes most of its clinical training after the degree. This episode unpacks how unusual that structure is and how it shapes hiring, supervision, billing, and professional identity. We explore why it affects nearly every tension …
Why has the speech-language pathology entry-level degree remained unchanged for over 70 years while the medical world evolved around it? This episode excavates the critical turning points of 1963 and 1983, where the profession repeatedly chose academic purity and economic convenience over clinical …

08: The Under-Built House

Are you failing, or is the system failing you? This episode explores the psychological and political costs of an under-built profession. Using the 2020 ASHA Ad Hoc Report, we look at how a lack of a unified competency framework leads to arbitrary power dynamics and gratitude compliance. We also dis…
سلب مسئولیت: پادکست و آثار هنری تعبیه شده در این صفحه متعلق به Megan Berg است که متعلق به صاحب آن است و به Listen Notes، Inc وابسته یا تایید نشده است.