If you supervise CFs, interns, grad students, or early-career SLPs—you’re probably navigating generational shifts in real time. In this lively and insightful session, Dr. Anuj Bhatnagar unpacks how Generation Z is reshaping the professional landscape—and what that means for SLP supervisors.
With humor, empathy, and a bit of Gen Z slang, Anuj dives into what makes this generation tick, how to build trust, and how to guide the next wave of clinicians with clarity and care.
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Generation Z is entering the workforce with a different lens—and that means SLP supervisors need to shift too. Anuj explains:
The impact of generational theory on communication and feedback
Why trust-building looks different for Gen Z
How to navigate digital expectations and boundaries
When to challenge, when to affirm, and when to clarify
Strategies for navigating “ghosting,” burnout, and boundary-testing
The session also explores how Gen Z values inclusion, flexibility, and purpose—and how supervisors can adapt without compromising professionalism.
Anuj brings the research and real talk in equal measure, offering examples, case studies, and scenarios to help supervisors move from frustration to connection.
You’ll leave with:
A clearer understanding of generational values
Supervisor language that aligns with today’s workforce
Tools to foster engagement and accountability
A reminder that mentorship is a two-way street
SLPs supervising CFs, grad students, or interns
Clinic managers or lead SLPs
Educators mentoring future professionals
Anyone navigating intergenerational team dynamics
🔖 This course was originally presented live at the July 2025 SLP Summit but is now available for purchase on demand! Captions are available on the replay.
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👉 Authentically Me: Acknowledging Identity in Clinical Supervision Relationships
In this powerful course, you'll explore how your own intersecting identities influence the supervision relationship—and how to foster trust, safety, and cultural responsiveness from the very first conversation. Through guided reflection and real-world strategies, you’ll learn to:
Examine your positionality and power in supervisory roles
Integrate student identity into clinical relationships
Work across lines of difference with more confidence
Address conflict through the lens of empathy and authenticity
This course is a must for any SLP who wants to supervise in a way that is inclusive, affirming, and equity-centered.