Kate Thomson is the founder of <a href="https://www.speechease.net.au/" target="_blank">SpeechEase</a>, a clinic with 3 locations throughout Queensland, Australia.
Here is what we discussed:
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 <li>How Kate became interested in speech-language pathology as a career</li>
 <li>Her journey to opening SpeechEase and the challenges of leadership</li>
 <li>AAC and QWERTY vs. symbol use (hey, tangents are what the show is all about!)</li>
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CSP 063: Jill Escher (National Council on Severe Autism)

Join speech-language pathologist Jeff Stepen as he interviews a variety of professionals, parents, and other assorted characters about topics related to the practice of speech pathology/therapy.