Rebecca Robbins has truly found her calling as a Speech-Language Pathologist who works primarily with children on the autism spectrum and with ADHD. She has carved her own path by working with families in this specialized niche market and her genius is to teach parents how to set up a therapy system that works for them and their child. 

A master at her craft, Rebecca heard the call to get her work out there in a bigger way. This required a leap of faith, investment, learning new skills in business and harnessing her passion for performance. You’re going to love this conversation!

Tune in to Discover:

• How Rebecca’s nephew played a huge role in discovering her calling
• How she discovered she could fill a needed gap in her niche
• The rewarding experiences in her work that bring tears to her eyes
• Her tips for going live and recording videos in her business
• Why business is a marathon, not a sprint
• How she decided to take the leap into entrepreneurship despite the fear and uncertainty

About Our Guest:

Rebecca Robbins is an ASHA Certified, licensed Speech-Language Pathologist that has been practicing since 2005. She is currently licensed to practice in NY and PA. She has expertise in the areas of Autism, Apraxia, Picky Eaters, Social Communication, Executive Functioning Skills, Mindfulness, and more! She is the owner of her own private speech therapy practice, Mind ShaperSLP, providing individual speech-language therapy and social skills language groups.

Rebecca has a zest for parent training and you can catch her doing her thing every week on Facebook and Instagram! Check out all her awesome content!  By night, Rebecca unleashes her inner thespian participating in various local theatrical productions, including acting in various plays and directing children’s musicals. She loves using her theatrical talents to keep her therapy fun, silly and engaging for both her students and their parents.

xoJENNY

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