Medical Conferences
Erin’s unique skill set and integrative methods approach has been shared with many partners over the past decade. Interested in having her at your event? Click below to tell me what you’re looking for.
Evolved Therapy combines Erin’s professional experience with a personal passion for treating people throughout the lifespan so they can eat, communicate and enjoy their life.
Erin Browning is a masters educated Speech Language Pathologist who’s practice has spanned more than 20 years. She spent the majority of her career working in rural health which provided her an opportunity to treat patients across the lifespan. Her ideas led her to develop courses and teach medical professionals nationally for more than a decade. She has extensive expertise in feeding and swallowing with a variety of diagnoses.
Erin is former president of the WV Board of Examiners for Speech Pathology & Audiology and former member of ASHA’s Committee of Ambassadors. She also served as chairperson for WV Autism Supportive Center, a hub for alternative treatments, agriculture centered programs, & nature-based learning for neurodiverse individuals and their families.
Many of you are living with life challenges you didn’t expect with a diagnosis or with your child’s diagnosis.
Erin has a unique take on mining difficult life moments to find fulfillment. Below you can learn more about her life and work outside the clinic that makes her a rare find as a speech pathologist.
As a leader in the field of communication and swallowing sciences Erin has developed seminars, & presentations nationally for a variety of organizations. Please email for workshop requests, podcast appearances, summits and keynotes.
Erin’s unique skill set and integrative methods approach has been shared with many partners over the past decade. Interested in having her at your event? Click below to tell me what you’re looking for.
She is available for online and in person keynote speaking. My areas of expertise include: self regulation for better health, continuum of care in aging and dementia, eating challenges in neurodiverse people, eating challenges in the acquired neurological disorders.
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Enjoy some of my previous podcast appearances.
Erin and Erika discuss Erin’s story of partner loss, journey as a widow and how her life changed in the blink of an eye. After her partner died, she experienced heartbreak like never before and wasn’t prepared for its depths. Erin gives advice for new grievers, as well as touches upon how year two can be very different from the experience of grief in year one. She is a beacon of hope and light for anyone who has lost their way and is proof that there is joy and healing after heartbreak.
Erin talks about witnessing the sudden death of her partner. It was sudden and tragic, but the conversation centers around the signs around her on the day of the tragedy.
Listen as Erin shares moments about his passing that truly affected how she would go on without her partner. She hopes you can take moments away from the conversation about death, grief, purpose, and how we can all learn from the little moments that come before.
Finally, hear what Erin would tell others facing the loss of someone so close.
We’re talking about being a stepparent who has grieving stepkids when your spouse—their parent—dies. Erin is very thoughtful on this topic, because she’s seen it from both sides: her dad died when she was in college and was married to her stepmother, and now she is stepmother herself to a grieving teen after her partner died.
Email me directly at erin@evolved-therapy.com to get in touch and I’ll get back with you within 24 hours.