This week on Not in the Visit Note, we’re talking about the parents who swear they “already looked it up,” have a full treatment plan ready before the evaluation starts, and somehow know exactly how speech therapy should be done. 

From correcting techniques mid-session to insisting their child “doesn’t do that at home,” we’re sharing the funny, frustrating, and all-too-relatable moments that happen when parents think they can do the SLP’s job better than the SLP.

We’re diving into the fine line between involved parents and overstepping parents, how we handle these situations professionally, and why collaboration works a whole lot better than competition. If you’ve ever smiled through unsolicited therapy advice while internally screaming… this episode is for you.

No names. No facilities. Just validation, dark humor, and the stuff that never makes it into the visit note.

This podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment, evaluation, or treatment. Listeners should seek guidance from licensed professionals for individualized care decisions.

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