Mary Brezik and Kim Dillon are two pediatric speech-language pathologists with over 25 years of combined experience. As speech therapists, we are often the first professionals to assess young children once they are referred by their pediatrician. Either they are not talking well or they are not eating well. We get to know our patients, their families, and how they are developing. We have a front r... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 78 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationKids & Family |
Kim and Mary get to sit down for a second time for insight, ideas, tips and laughs with the incredible Lindsey Hockel, SLP and founder of Speechy Things. Weve had her on previously to talk about all things "R," but this time she talks us through how ... more
This episode will have you captivated, motivated and in awe! Kim and Mary feature Barbara Fernandes, an SLP, author, CEO of Smarty Ears and Smarty Symbols, advocate, and educator. To say she has taken her business and created something so unique and ... more
In this episode, hosts Mary Brezik and Kim Dillon discuss all things AAC, podcasting (The Speechie Side Up Podcast), presenting and more with guest Venita Litvack, a speech therapist and entrepreneur. Venita details her progression in specializing in... more
SLP Annie Gist joins us this week to share her remarkable journey from an employee to a proud owner of the speech therapy practice, Play on Words. After working for a private practice for several years, Annie was staying home with her 2 little girls... more
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Love these ladies and really I’m really enjoying this season. Mary and Kim more
Love these! Excellent for new parents, experienced parents looking to learn more, and anyone else spending time with young children!
Great way to learn about ways to help your kids learn at home with speech, feeding, and so much more!
I have several grandkids and am always looking for ways to have fun with them while encouraging their language development. I’ve learned so much from Mary and Kim! They give easy-to-follow, practical tips about specific issues and concerns and recommend specific games and toys that reinforce language skills and how best to use them. I love that they always explain the “why” behind what they recommend and I look forward to learning something new in each episode that I can apply next time I’m wit... more
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