Who is to blame? We are.

Posted in Advocacy, ASHA, General, Self Reflection, SLP Issues by Mary Huston, PhD; MS, CCC-SLP

I’ve had a post on pseudoscience drifting around in my head for a while now and it just isn’t coming together the way I want. I won’t bore you with the particulars of it, but know that there will be one coming…sometime. In the meantime, while pursuing those elusive thoughts, I’ve been trying to figure out WHY we have such an influx of pseudoscience cropping up. Continue reading →

19Nov2013

Adventures with A Call For Action

Posted in ASHA, Conventions, General, Self Reflection, SLP Issues by Mary Huston, PhD; MS, CCC-SLP

There comes a time when we simply have to say enough is enough. There’s also a time when we have to look deep within ourselves and determine are we a part of the problem – or are we a part of the solution. At the risk of sounding rude, if you are not actively…ACTIVELY…a part of the solution, then you are, by default a part of the problem.

Hmmm…Did I lose a few readers there? I hope not. If you’re still reading…thank you! I promise, I’m not judging 🙂 Continue reading →