What is Your SLP Origin Story? Send Us a Message!

If you’ve been listening to The Missing Link for SLPs Podcast, you know we love to feature guests of all backgrounds and experiences levels to provide a holistic industry perspective – and inspiration – for all of the new SLPs and audiologists just launching their careers.

This year, we want YOU to be a guest on our podcast!

Share those short little stories with us that speak volumes:

your SLP story of origin,
any moment that highlights “this is why I’m doing what I’m doing,”
experiences of important lessons learned and the “what not to dos,”
or any other insights you think might help and encourage your fellow SLPs and audiologists.

*Just call us and leave a message – 10 seconds to two minutes long – at 612-361-9810.

We’ll collect the stories and play them on The Missing Link for SLPs Podcast as they come in, or save them to be stitched together when we have a few like-minded stories.

*By leaving a message your are consenting to it being played on the Missing Link for SLPs Podcast and other Fresh SLP platforms.

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