Seasonal SLP Membership (3 month program)
A seasonal virtual program for SLPs to reduce burnout, manage compassion fatigue, and feel more present, balanced, and joyful while connecting with a supportive community of SLPS.
What’s Included:
Weekly Modules (10–30 min): Practical strategies, regulating tools, and exercises designed for the realities of SLP work.
Reflection & Journaling: Guided prompts to clarify your needs and strengthen self-awareness.
Live Group Zoom Calls: Connect with other SLPs, share experiences, and reflect together.
Private Community Forum on Circle: Ongoing space to ask questions, share wins, and put tools into practice.
Sample Topics: Intentions, Self-Awareness, Boundaries, Routines & Rituals, Energy Flow, Safety, Self-Compassion, Play & Co-Regulation
Investment: $99/month for 3 months
For the SLP redefining clinical care through self-awareness and nervous system health.
The Heart Behind This Idea
I've been working in the field of speech-language pathology for 8 years, with a foundation DIR/Floortime integrating mental health and Polyvagal theory approaches. My journey with self-regulation and self-care began during grad school when I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease. Shortly after having my baby and returning to work 2 years ago, I was also diagnosed with arthritis. These experiences taught me firsthand what it feels like to be burnt out, stuck in fight-or-flight mode, while trying to help others and be present for my clients.
For the last 10 years, I’ve focused on improving my regulation and mental health and I have witnessed the impact my personal work has on the regulation and growth of my clients. As a mom, yoga instructor, creator, and highly sensitive human, I’ve had to navigate how to support myself in a field that doesn’t often provide the support I need. Now, I feel excited to have the opportunity to support SLPs so they don’t have to feel chronically underreported, drained and frustrated with this field.
SLPs at Ease Is a virtual experience for clinicians who refuse to choose between their well-being and the quality of care.
