Join a candid conversation with Rachel Englund, a seasoned speech language pathologist, and our former Board member, Tyler Kuhk, as they explore how behavioral speech therapy can significantly reduce cough frequency, improve quality of life, and even rewire neurological pathways. Discover the science behind cough hypersensitivity and how customized techniques—like environmental desensitization, breathing exercises, and vocal fold strategies—bring tangible relief within just a few sessions.

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Turning Ideas into Abstracts: A Practical Guide for CliniciansThis episode offers a clear, step-by-step approach to transforming clinical ideas into compelling abstracts—an essential skill for professional growth, networking, and advancing evidence-based practice. With expert insights from Haley Hoy, Sarah Krauss, and Stacey Lerret, listeners will learn how to start, craft, and refine their scholarly work with confidence
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In the realm of pulmonary health, bronchiectasis is a topic that often flies under the radar despite its significant clinical implications. In a recent episode of the APAPP podcast, Corinne Young engages with bronchiectasis expert NP Jennifer Faber-Gerling to shed light on this chronic respiratory condition. Their insightful discussion reveals the complexities of bronchiectasis, its causes, and the critical role healthcare providers play in its early diagnosis and management.