This is episode 195 of the Swallier Pride Podcast.

And today we have two wonderful guests and I love this episode and I'll tell you why I love this episode so much.

Caroline Traub actually reached out to us. She's a wonderful clinician from the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.

Reached out to us about a paper that she had read and she had connected with the researcher who lives in Switzerland.

And she's been implementing his protocols and they've had

wonderful dialogue back and forth that she reached out to us and wondered if we'd

like to hear about how they've been working together, how they've implemented it and

it is just to me the most beautiful marriage of

clinical researcher practice of how clinicians can actually implement what

they're reading how researchers can help us walk through kind of the

muddiness that we may encounter.

So again, I just, I love this so much, I love this concept, and so glad that Caroline reached

out to us and I'm so glad that they both agreed to come on and chat.

So anyways, Caroline Trapp is from the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.

She decided she wanted to be an SLP at the age of 16 when she shadowed a family friend in the school.

Throughout her college experience, she fell in love with the medical side of the career and obtained

her Bachelor's of Science and Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of Georgia

with Summa Cum La Honors.

She went on to obtain her Master of Science and Speech and Hearing Sciences at the University of

North Carolina Chapel Hill. She was then hired on full time to complete her

C.F. Y. at Kennesstone Hospital in Marietta, Georgia,

a comprehensive stroke center and level two trauma center

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