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Introduction

This episode features Nicole Allison from Speech Peeps!

In this episode, we discuss being a minimalist SLP, her favorite resource she has ever created, and what it was like getting speech therapy as an adolescent.

Through The Minimalist SLP, Nicole is doing amazing work to help SLPs regain their passion for the field by just focusing on the stuff that truly matters. And we’re lucky enough to hear her practical tips in this episode! She also has some incredible stories to share, and we can’t wait for you to hear them!

Topics & Questions

  • We saw that you presented on the Minimalist SLP at ASHA. Congratulations! Can you tell us more about it?
  • You have shared that you received speech therapy when you were younger which allows you to empathize and give hope to the kiddos you work with. How has this influenced your creation of phonological awareness and articulation materials?
  • You have so many awesome resources available on TPT! Do you have a favorite?
  • We read about the story of how you got your century home on your blog. Can you share that story with the listeners? Also, do you still have your speech room?
  • Congratulations on celebrating your 10 year anniversary recently in Hawaii! Your husband seems to be very supportive. What role does your family play, if any, in your business and product creation?

Game: The Minimalist SLP

Since Nicole is The Minimalist SLP, we wanted to play a minimalist game. We gave her 2-3 choices and she had to pick which one she couldn’t live without. You’ll have to tune in to find out Nicole’s answers!

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About the Host

Venita Litvack M.A. CCC-SLP (She/Her)

Venita is an Assistive Technology (AT) Consultant in south Florida. She has a passion for using AAC, AT, and literacy to support individuals with complex communication needs, autism, and other diagnoses. Venita has presented on several topics related to AAC at local and national conferences. She co-authored two articles published in ASHA Leader’s online publication, as well as the Lou Knows What to Do book series published by Boys Town Press.

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