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Speech-Language Pathology
Stuttering
Hearing Loss
Cochlear Implants
Communication Disabilities
Speech Language Pathology
Neurodiversity
Aphasia
Swallowing Disorders
Communication Sciences and Disorders
Education
Autism
Dysphagia
Mental Health
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Gene Therapy
Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Tinnitus
Mindfulness
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A show about how we communicate and how that communication changes our lives.

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As the professional world grows increasingly mobile, hear how the Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology Interstate Compact is making it easier for CSD professionals to deliver services across state lines. Guests discuss how the compact works, who may... more

From comfort feeding to communication access, two SLPs discuss the important ways speech-language pathologists deliver services as part of palliative care teams.

Sharing personal and professional stories, Brittany Horvath and Marissa James address i... more

Speech-language pathologist Claudio Milstein joins the podcast to discuss inducible laryngeal obstruction (ILO), an often misdiagnosed condition that can leave patients feeling shortness of breath.

Milstein breaks down the roles of interprofessional... more

Speech-language pathologist Jessica Donaldson explains how the neurodiversity-affirming approach of her multidisciplinary clinic, Autism Specialists, strives to create a sense of belonging, acceptance, and accessibility for autistic clients.

She des... more

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Brittany Horvath
SLP working in home and community settings
Collage Rehabilitation
Episode: SLPs on Understanding What Matters at the End of Life
Marissa James
Interprofessional Education Leader at William Osler Health System
William Osler Health System
Episode: SLPs on Understanding What Matters at the End of Life
Claudio Milstein
Speech scientist; founder of GIILO/GELO; expert in Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction
Cleveland Clinic Voice Center; Professor of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery at two universities
Episode: SLP Claudio Milstein Sheds Light on Inducible Laryngeal Obstruction
Jessica Donaldson
Speech-Language Pathologist focusing on neurodiversity-affirming care
Autism Specialists (clinic)
Episode: An SLP’s Path to Leading a Neurodiversity-Affirming Clinic
Carol Fleming
SLP at Pinnacle View Middle School; ASHA Fellow; former NEA President and NEA Board member
Arkansas Education Association; NEA
Episode: Engaging With Teacher Unions and Education Associations in Schools
Mary Dewar
SLP in Matanuska-Susitna Borough School District; coordinator of Feeding and Swallowing Team
NEA Alaska; Mat-Sue Education Association
Episode: Engaging With Teacher Unions and Education Associations in Schools
Kristen Keegan
SLP in Winchester Public Schools; grievance chair for Winchester Education Association
Winchester Education Association; NEA Alaska
Episode: Engaging With Teacher Unions and Education Associations in Schools
Stephanie Boron
SLP and Assistant Clinical Professor in the CSD department at Northwestern University
Northwestern University
Episode: A Neurodivergent SLP on Creating Affirming Spaces for Clients, Colleagues, and Herself
Taryn Townsend
SLP, advanced clinical specialist at Texas Children's Hospital, pediatric ICU and MIND clinic
Texas Children's Hospital
Episode: Pediatric TBI—Transitioning From Hospital to School

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JD Gray
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4.1 out of 5 stars from 92 ratings
  • Ridiculous “inclusive” language

    I have listened to and learned a lot from Asha voices for years. As of January 15, 2026 I am no longer subscribing to this podcast. I condemn the use of “chest feeding” as a blanket term used to describe breast-feeding women. I understand that this movement is not unique to ASHA however I cannot quietly consume media from outlets that use this type of language.

    First of all, this reduces the role of a woman in nearly all areas: biologically societally, spiritually, physically emotionally, etc. ... more

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    k.platter
    United States2 months ago
  • Glorifying Unmanageable Caseloads

    All respect to Christina, no SLP should have a caseload of 100 and ASHA should be ashamed to broadcast without advocating for real change in the schools.

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    AC in the 513
    United Statesa year ago
  • Out of touch

    A podcast about how to successful manage 100 kids on a school caseload shows how out of touch ASHA is. Do better to lower our caseloads, not promote a standard that could never be met ethically. Shame on you ASHA

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    EmLovesTrueCrime
    United Statesa year ago
  • Propaganda at Its Finest

    ASHA is not here to support SLPs and AuDs; they are focused on sustaining a business model that prioritizes the interests of those at the top while marginalizing those at the bottom. They offer neither meaningful support nor viable solutions. Instead, they push narratives that serve their own agenda, keeping clinicians trapped. DO NOT engage with this podcast until ASHA provides the real solutions that clinicians need and deserve.

    Apple Podcasts
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    AngrySLPs
    United Statesa year ago
  • ASHA Voices

    Hey I’m an SLP student in Australia, your Podcast has been informative and educational. Thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Apphunter57544
    Australia6 years ago

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SLPs on Understanding What Matters at the End of Life
Q: What advice would you give to SLPs trying to join a palliative care team?
Develop baseline knowledge and comfort with palliative concepts, find one ally on the interprofessional team to advocate for the SLP role, and start locally before expanding to broader changes.
SLPs on Understanding What Matters at the End of Life
Q: How do you approach comfort feeding in practice with informed consent?
The approach is open and collaborative, balancing patient autonomy, safety, and risk communication, and often starting with clarifying what the patient would choose if given anything to eat or drink, then tailoring the plan accordingly.
SLPs on Understanding What Matters at the End of Life
Q: What is the difference between palliative care and end-of-life care, and where do SLPs fit in?
Palliative care is a broad approach focused on quality of life for serious illnesses at any stage, while end-of-life care is specifically about the final phase; SLPs contribute by supporting communication, comfort, and decision-making within that continuum.
Engaging With Teacher Unions and Education Associations in Schools
Q: What strategies have you used to ensure SLPs' concerns are heard within unions and education associations?
The speakers emphasized educating leadership about SLP roles, bringing in ASHA resources, using workload calculators, and leveraging two-way communication between leadership and SLPs to tailor contract language.
Engaging With Teacher Unions and Education Associations in Schools
Q: To begin the conversation, can you share a moment when advocacy changed something for students or professionals you work with?
Carol explained how a salary supplement initiative and later a separate pay scale for SLPs emerged from collaborative work with the Arkansas Education Association, significantly affecting salaries and recognition for the profession within districts.

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What is ASHA Voices about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Talented clinicians and researchers discuss communication disorders, rehabilitation, and patient-centered care across medical, educational, and community settings. Episodes span pediatric brain injury transitions, multilingual service delivery, tinnitus and chronic pain management, NICU-to-home support, gene therapy counseling, and the expanding role of SLPs beyond traditional clinics. The show frequently centers on practical tools, family-centered communication, advocacy, and the intersection of research, policy, and everyday clinical practice. A notable thread is the emphasis on empowering patients and families through clear information, collaborative care, and innovative approaches like podcasting as a therapeutic or engagement tool. Thi... more

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