Columbus-area native Elli Wachtman’s passion to help others took root at Capital University.
Her passion grew while pursuing a master’s degree in Washington D.C. and blossomed 7,000 miles away in Kenya at a center she co-founded there.
When Jess Laughlin’s father died, she wasn’t sure what to do with all the feelings that came from that loss. She launched Good Grief as a way to help herself and others heal.
We’re talking with two women, a speech language pathologist and a parent, who are raising awareness for a neurological speech disorder that’s afflicting a growing number of children.
Guests:
- Elli Wachtman, co-founder, Sikhona Rescue Centre
- Jess Laughlin, owner/founder, Good Grief Project by Good Grief Project by xo
- Jen Withee, speech language pathologist/co-coordinator, 2025 Columbus Walk for Apraxia
- Jennifer Stanich, co-coordinator, 2025 Columbus Walk for Apraxia
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