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Speech-Language Pathology Assistants

Supporting Professional Access, Connection, & Education
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Tailored specifically for SLPAs, this platform offers unparalleled opportunities for community support, practical career development, access to resources, and much more. By joining this learning community, you'll not only enhance your professional skills but also fulfill your continuing education requirements for licensure, all while bolstering your resume. Don't miss your chance to be one of our 50 founding members! 

Live Meetings

& On-Demand Access to the Event Recordings 24/7!

Meet virtually with Deanne and Stacey, seasoned speech-language pathologists (SLPs) with decades of experience nurturing and guiding SLPAs. Join us as we spearhead this first SLPA Space series with five live (and recorded) events throughout 2024, designed to empower you to unlock your full potential as an SLPA.

Gain confidence and hone your skills with us as we embark on this journey together.

What SLPAs are Saying:

"Stacey provides insightful feedback and support that helps me feel confident working as SLPA. She takes time to reflect and problem solve through areas I struggle in. Most importantly, I do not feel alone and know she is there with a helping hand. I am truly grateful for her guidance and couldn't have asked for a better mentor." - Jazmen L, SLPA
 

"Stacey’s support has contributed to my professional growth. She is not only knowledgeable about her work but also passionate about it. She has taught me innovative and effective ways to target goals. This has truly impacted my career development as an SLPA." -Jessica V., SLPA

"While working as a SLPA in an elementary school setting, I had the opportunity to work under Deanne Wayt. I attribute much of my success as a SLPA to her. Not only is she a wealth of knowledge, but she is a patient teacher. She had the ability to explain speech concepts in a clear and concise way. She also empowered me to navigate research independently in order to apply new concepts in my speech sessions. I feel fortunate that I was able to learn from her expertise."

- Vanessa S., SLPA

Private Community

You'll have 24/7 online access to our private community space. Here you'll be able to share your questions, reflections, and insights with each other. Deanne and Stacey will moderate and provide information based on our expertise and current trends and research in the field. 

Resources & Education

As founding members you have the benefit of weighing in on the resources and content you want curated specifically to meet your needs. If we don't have the answers, we'll find them. Each month we'll share on a specific topic and provide research-backed answers to your questions. 

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Therapy ideas for every setting.
Evidence-based strategies at your finger tips.

Therapy ideas for every setting

Evidence-based strategies at your finger tips

Case studies to address specific questions

Case studies to address specific questions.
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Meet your SLPA Space Hosts & Founders:

Deanne Wayt, MA, CCC-SLP & Stacey Landberg, MS, SLP/L

Stacey Landberg, MS, SLP/L owns Chatter House Therapies, a private practice in Los Angeles, CA. Her areas of speciality include speech sound disorders, autism, trauma informed practices, and early intervention. Stacey has two decades of experience as an SLP and she has been working with and supervising SLPAs for over 10 years. She is also a guest speaker, presenting on various professional topics since 2015. Stacey is a part time lecturer at CA East Bay University. Passionate about fostering learning and community, Stacey has founded online support spaces since 2020. Her overarching goal is to empower families and professionals through education, connection, and improved accessibility. In 2023 Stacey piloted a SLPA support space for education, reflection and connection, which has laid the groundwork for SLPA Space 2024! 

"Stacey provides insightful feedback and support that helps me feel confident working as SLPA. She takes time to reflect and problem solve through areas I struggle in. Most importantly, I do not feel alone and know she is there with a helping hand. I am truly grateful for her guidance and couldn't have asked for a better mentor." - Jazmen L, SLPA
 

"Stacey’s support has contributed to my professional growth. She is not only knowledgeable about her work but also passionate about it. She has taught me innovative and effective ways to target goals. This has truly impacted my career development as an SLPA." -Jessica V., SLPA

Deanne Wayt, M.A., CCC-SLP, is a full-time lecturer and the clinic director in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at California State University, Long Beach. Deanne has worked in Washington DC, Montana, and Colorado, California, and Santiago, Chile in a variety of settings, including schools, hospitals, and private clinics. She has also owned an early intervention private practice. Deanne treats an early childhood population at the CSULB Speech and Language Clinic and supervises SLPA interns every semester. Deanne is a fluent Spanish speaker, a conversational French speaker, and she’s thrilled to work in a clinical academic setting, where she’s able to combine her passions of caregiver coaching, providing culturally and linguistically responsive and neurodiversity-affirming services, and engaging in reflective supervision with students and interns.

"While working as a SLPA in an elementary school setting, I had the opportunity to work under Deanne Wayt. I attribute much of my success as a SLPA to her. Not only is she a wealth of knowledge, but she is a patient teacher. She had the ability to explain speech concepts in a clear and concise way. She also empowered me to navigate research independently in order to apply new concepts in my speech sessions. I feel fortunate that I was able to learn from her expertise."

- Vanessa S., SLPA

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