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Rochelle I. Greenbaum, M.A., CCC, Speech and Language Pathologist Receives 2023 Santa Barbara Award

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Santa Barbara Award Program Honors the Achievement

SANTA BARBARA February 8, 2023 — Rochelle I. Greenbaum, M.A., CCC, Speech and Language Pathologist has been selected for the 2023 Santa Barbara Award in the Speech Pathology category by the Santa Barbara Award Program.

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The Santa Barbara Award Program is an annual awards program honoring the achievements and accomplishments of local businesses throughout the Santa Barbara area. Recognition is given to those companies that have shown the ability to use their best practices and implemented programs to generate competitive advantages and long-term value.

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We are delighted to announce the winners of the RCSLT Awards for 2023. We will be celebrating the award winners at an event on Friday 6 October in London.   

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The Giving Voice Awards celebrate the impactful activities and achievements of those who have contributed to improving the lives of people with communication and/or swallowing needs.   

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• Dr Susan Ebbels  
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• Marie Pinkstone  
• Professor Rebecca Palmer  
• Professor Victoria Joffe  

Honorary Fellowships 2023  

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• Susan McBride  

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• Damian Quinn  
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• Kerry Davies and Samantha Berry   
• Marc Rees  
• Megan Tomkies  
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• Pam Slater  
• RCSLT disability and neurodiversity working group  
• Sean Allsop  
• Sheena Flack  
• Shelbi Annison   
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Good question.  Take a minute and think about your caseload.  Which students can learn the skills they need within the general education setting?  Are you the only person who can teach them those skills or can a teacher or support staff be coached (consulted with) to teach them?  Remember… IDEA 2004 requires that children with disabilities be included with regular education peers to the ‘maximum extent appropriate'.  The students Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) could be the general classroom with consultation services to support their unique needs.

For myself, I use consultation frequently for students with goals for social language, who have mastered the skill in therapy and are working on transferring to the classroom.  It's also been great for students with auditory memory difficulties, so that I can coach the teacher in certain ways to handle situations that might be challenging of that student.  Articulation, voice, fluency carryover are also easily monitored through this model.

What am I responsible for?

You, as the specialized professional, are responsible for implementing consultation in accordance to the IEP.  The service can look many different ways.  It can be consultation with the student, teacher, parent, or other service providers included in the student's IEP.  Whatever your team decides, this service must be implemented with specific frequency, then documented by you.  These records should be shared with team members regularly to review progress and evaluate effectiveness of the service.

Where can consultation occur?

Anywhere!  Many require that consultation be face to face meetings, which can sometimes be a challenge with the busy schedules in a school setting.  Setting aside specific times each week/month is helpful for me, so that I know not to schedule anything else during that time.  For example, I do my consults every Thursday, so I know I have that time dedicated to them and it won't cause a conflict.  Of course, things come up which may cause me to have to do some shuffling, I have to be flexible in those cases and just make it up.

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Get organized, talk to your colleagues and take a good look at your caseload.  Not everyone needs to be pulled out or pushed into for speech and language services.  Good communication with teachers and parents is a MUST for this service delivery model, everyone must be on board for it to work for the student.  It is easy for parents to be anxious about not having direct service because it's not usually the norm, but if you are re-evaluating the model for progress on a regular basis, your data will be able to show the effectiveness and ease any nerves.

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This seems to be different everywhere. For some of my kids, they have goals for curriculum & learning with their ESE teacher that I can easily attach myself to and consult on (things like writing, comprehension, etc). For others, I write a general goal about using strategies in the classroom. I can easily give the teacher a checklist to find out if the student is using those strategies, or even go into the classroom myself to observe. If the IEP wasn’t written the way you like to provide the service, I would call a meeting and update it.

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It’s been our driving passion to make voice therapy available to everyone and we’ve been making voice therapy apps for over 9 years.

Mobile technologies change often. We provide updates free of charge for each app.

Any questions? Check our online self-help or click here to get in touch!

Our speech therapy apps

The speechtools ecosystem.

All our apps are carefully designed and tested by leading professionals in the fields of Speech and Language Therapy, Vocal Coaching and Software Engineering.

Voice Analyst

Analyse your pitch and volume, record and store your voice, email recordings to your clinician for remote Telehealth.

1 Minute Voice WarmUp

Learn techniques to help exercise your voice and keep it in peak condition.

Christella VoiceUp

Learn voice techniques to help you transition your voice from masculine to feminine.

Delayed Auditory Feedback can help slow your speech so you can communicate more clearly.

Swallow Prompt

This simple app allows you to set the frequency of the reminders to swallow. Also on Apple Watch.

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