M.S., CCC-SLP
Ry Pilchman (they/them) is a transgender, nonbinary, queer and neurodivergent Speech-language Pathologist (SLP). Ry specializes in providing gender affirming voice and communication training, treating voice disorders, and working with pediatric speech and language clients ages 0-3 years. They live in New York City and are licensed in both New Jersey and New York. They are a clinician for a private practice, Prismatic Speech Services, adjunct clinical educator/professor within Rutgers University’s MS program in Speech-Language Pathology, and outpatient SLP with Robert Wood Johnson Barnabas Health in New Brunswick, NJ.
Ry Pilchman (they/them) is being compensated for their presentation by Bright Ideas Media. Ry works as a speech language pathologist at the following organizations: Rutger’s University, Prismatic Speech Services, and Robertwood Johnson Barnabas Health.
Ry Pilchman (they/them) is licensed in NJ and NY to practice speech-language pathology. Additionally, they are a member of ASHA.
Ry Pilchman has no content disclosures.
This course is being sponsored by SLP Toolkit and Hey Wes.
5 mins | Introduction/ Disclosures/ Learning Outcomes |
5 mins | Autism and LGBTQIA+ Overlap in Research |
5 mins | Overview of LGBTQIA+ Terminology and Identities |
5 mins | Overview of Neurodiverse Terminology |
5 mins | What is Bias? |
5 mins | Combating internal and external biases |
5 mins | Understanding Trauma and Trauma Informed Care |
10 mins | Reducing Biases When Working with LGBTQIA+ Community |
10 mins | Reducing Biases When Working with Autistic Population |
5 mins | Questions/Closing Remarks |