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ASHA 2014: All Wrapped Up

ASHA… what a crazy blur! It was so much fun to be a part of it from the SLP side and the exhibitor side. I feel I came away with some great ideas for kids and some amazing friends.

These ladies are inspiring. Even though we have been blogging and chatting for years, this was the first time we all met in person!

It was so much fun to chat and visit with these ladies. We had plenty of laughs!

10428481_580027042140738_5000527085190086654_n — Me and Lauren from ‘Busy Bee Speech’

Stylin’ thanks to Smarty Ears! Me ( The Speech Bubble SLP ), Kristin ( Simply Speech), Whitney ( Let’s Talk with Whitney SLP ), Danielle (Sublime Speech)

Met some awesome people!

Erik Raj stopped by our booth! So of course there had to be a selfie taken 🙂

image41-e1416973132157-300x300 — Jenna Rayburn and I met Michelle Garcia Winner! Yes, I had a mini SLP celebrity geek out moment…after she left of course 😉

At the end we were pretty tuckered out, but it was well worth it.

We were bummed when it was all over and we had to go our separate ways, but I think we are all super excited to do it all again next year!

image42-300x225 — Nicole ( Speech Peeps), Me (The Speech Bubble SLP ), Jenna ( Speech Room News ), Danielle ( Sublime Speech ), Felice ( The Dabbling Speechie )

Were you at ASHA? What do you think of it? Did you stop by the booth?

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Hey there! I’m Maureen Wilson, a school-base SLP who is data driven and caffeine powered. My passion is supporting other pediatric SLPs by teaching them how to harness the power of literacy and data to help their students achieve their goals…without sacrificing time they don’t have.

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