PSI Unplugged: Ep. 11 - Speech and Literacy with Steve Griffin, M.A., CCC/SLP

PSI Unplugged: Ep. 12 - Elisha Bryant, Executive Director of Special Education: Oakmont Education

In this episode we dive into Elisha Bryant's role at Oakmont and the unique challenges charter schools face in providing services to students with special needs. We also explore Oakmont's partnership with PSI to improve student outcomes, the importance of building strong programs that reduce barriers for families and schools, and the innovative ways charter schools can meet the diverse needs of their students.

PSI Unplugged: Ep. 11 - Speech and Literacy with Steve Griffin, M.A., CCC/SLP

This episode we are on the road in Columbus, OH and we are thrilled to be joined by two speech, reading, and literacy experts - Steve Griffin, M.A., CCC/SLP and PSI's Christine Worthington, M.A., CCC/SLP. Steve is a nationally recognized speech-language pathologist , literacy intervention coach, and the author behind www.ReadingResource.net.

PSI Unplugged: Ep. 10 - Occupational Therapy

Today we are taking a deep dive into occupational therapy in our schools with our special guest, Katie Rathers - OT and Health Services Field Supervisor for PSI. Join us as we discuss her personal journey, shed light on what it means to be an OT, and examine how her skills benefit the whole child.

PSI Unplugged: Ep. 9 - Keeping Kids Healthy at School

From immunizations and school health essentials, to practical steps parents can take at home - this episode covers what every family needs to stay healthy all year long. This week we are joined by Dr. Carly Wilbur, board-certified pediatrician with University Hospital's Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital and PSI Medical Director.

PSI Unplugged: Ep. 8 - School Health and Diabetes Awareness

Join us for a powerful conversation with two leading experts in school health and diabetes awareness - Kimberly Marcum, RN, CDCES and Leigh Wheatley, MSN, RN, CPNP. This episode dives into practical strategies for supporting students with chronic conditions, fostering healthier school environments, and empowering educators with the knowledge they need to make a difference. You don't want to miss this!