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2026-27 SLP Webinar Series
Webinar #9: Bidirectionality of Executive Function: Preventing Burnout Amidst Everyday Challenges






Join us for a year of high-quality professional learning designed specifically for school-based Speech-Language Pathologists. This free 10-part webinar series features nationally recognized experts who will provide practical, evidence-based guidance on topics that matter most in today's schools. Whether you're looking to strengthen your clinical decision-making, stay current with best practices, or connect research to everyday practice, each session is designed to leave you with strategies you can immediately implement.

Participants who attend all 10 webinars will earn up to 30 TSHA-approved continuing education hours, making this series an exceptional opportunity to invest in your professional growth at no cost.

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Title: Bidirectionality of Executive Function: Preventing Burnout Amidst Everyday Challenges

Presenter: Sucheta Kamath, M.S; CCC-SLP

Description: Clinical success depends on navigating conflicts and challenging situations. The bidirectional interplay between clinicians’ and students’ Executive Function interferes with treatment adherence, weakening transfer and generalization. This session will introduce the framework of bidirectional self-regulation and evidence-based EF strategies that foster emotional agility, personal efficacy, and resilience, enhancing personal problem-solving while reducing burnout.
Registration ends at 12:00 AM on Friday, June 11, 2027

Session ID:
544212
Credits Available:
(3) Contact Hours
(3) CPE
Seats Available:
350
Fee:
$300.00 (Login to See CO-OP Pricing)
Contact Person:
Fahyssury Atkinson
Instructor(s):
Danielle Donald
Date Time Location
6/11/2027 9:00 AM - 12:15 PM Zoom Session, Online Course
Region 8 Education Service Center | 4845 US Highway 271 N | Pittsburg TX 75686 | 903-572-8551 | Map/Directions
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