✨New EST video: 4 memory tips you can use today (WRAP Method)


Hi Reader,
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I just released a new video on YouTube! This one teaches the WRAP memory strategies with a couple of examples.

As I get more proficient with making the videos, I should start releasing them more often. That's my intention, anyway!

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πŸŽ‰ Under "Diverse Voices," you'll find a fascinating discussion about how neurodiversity can be a win-win for employers.
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- Open-access therapy program for dysphagia in head & neck cancer.
- How SLPs can reduce risk of dehydration.
- Excellent resource for Bell's Palsy.

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New EST video

I just released a short video for patient education on the WRAP memory strategies.

In this video, I briefly teach the 4 memory strategies and give two examples of how they could be applied to real-life challenges.

If you watch the video, you'll see the "before" and "after" of a visit to the salon. I missed recording one segment and didn't have time to redo the entire video afterward!

The video goes along with the post "How to improve short term memory."


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β˜•οΈInteresting, Useful, or Fun

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(1) Open-access
therapy manual for head & neck cancer. This is very detailed and includes patient handouts for diet management, swallowing tips, and exercises.
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(2) Tiffani Wallace (SLP and certified nutrition coach) wrote a great article about
preventing dehydration in dysphagia on the Dysphagia Ramblings blog.
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(3) Learn fascinating information about
Bell's Palsy with the Curbsider's podcast. The show notes are amazing, just by themselves, but do check out the podcast or video!


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Lisa
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Eat, Speak, & Think

I've been a medical speech-language pathologist since 2008, and I'm passionate about sharing useful tips and resources to help people living with swallowing, communication, or cognitive challenges.

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