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      CSP 064: Preventing and Treating Burnout with Expanded Practice

      Every therapist I've ever met has dealt with feelings of burnout from time to time. From productivity pressures to feelings of imposter syndrome, we all struggle to make sense of it all as the years of practice fade into the background. We must regularly take stock of our own emotions and beliefs to prevent the big "B." 

      Danielle Stoller is a physical therapist who did experience burnout. The subject of today's episode is how she dealt with that hopelessness and found answers to re-establish her passion and drive for her patients. Her journey was made possible with inspiration from Marabeth Quinn, a parent of a client of Danielle's. Together they formed Expanded Practice, a site where therapists can find support to examine their relationships within and with others. 

      Thank you, Danielle and Marabeth, for a very thought-provoking episode!

      More Details

      Links:

      Check out expanded-practice's website, where you can pick up their free e-book 8 Simple Ways to Start Thriving in Your Practice Today

      You can follow Expanded Practice on social media:

      IG: instagram.com/expandedpractice

      Facebook: facebook.com/expandedpractice

      How to Communicate with the Healing Brain Like an Expert  class and the 30-day Immersive Indispensable Therapist: Clearing the Lens program can be found here: https://www.expanded-practice.com/programs

      Episode Sponsor:

      This episode is sponsored by Simplepractice. If you need a stellar all-in-one practice management system that can also handle your teletherapy clients, look no further. Simplepractice can deliver it all. New users can sign up for two months for the price of one when they click on this link. 

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      If you would like to get in touch with me regarding show suggestions, feedback, or anything else, please email me: jeff@conversationsinspeech.com.

      Thanks for listening!

      Jeff

       

       

       

       

       

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        • Conversations in Speech Pathology (CSP) is a podcast about issues related to the clinical practice of speech pathology. My mission is for the show to be thought-provoking & fun!

        •  My interests are primarily Autism, AAC, and Speech Sound Disorders (SSD). I will continue to cover other areas as well from time to time.

        •  Please don't assume that because I cover a particular topic or individual I automatically endorse everything that is said on the show. I want to hear from various voices, and I may or may not agree with everything a particular guest has to say.

         

        1. Why don’t you put more episodes out on a regular basis? My podcast is a part-time passion and it's a lot of work. For every hour of recorded audio, about 4 hours of editing and other post-production work are required.

         

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        Conversations in Speech Pathology is a podcast meant to provide an ongoing dialogue about topics important to the practice of speech-language pathology. The show, its host, and guests do not provide medical or therapeutic advice regarding individual clients. Parents and other professionals are urged to seek the advice of a licensed professional for specific concerns regarding communication disorders/delays.

      • About the host...

        I am now in my 24th year as a speech-language pathologist. I began my career working with adults (acute/subacute, skilled nursing facilities, trach/vent hospitals). Around 2000, I transitioned towards pediatrics and never looked back. I currently work in a school setting full-time (serving children with moderate-severe disabilities) while continuing a private practice part-time.

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        That's me with the family (background) at Chicago Botanic Garden (The Lightscape show).

        Me and my trusty microphone!

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