Facing the Fear: A Recap of Our March Webinar on Public Speaking
- sydney24280
- 5 days ago
- 2 min read
Last month, the SaSS KC team hosted a free virtual event designed to tackle one of the most common challenges professionals face: the fear of public speaking. And let us tell you—it was a hit!
We were thrilled to welcome attendees from all walks of life, each one ready to build confidence and boost their communication skills. Led by our very own Sydney Parriott, a licensed speech-language pathologist, the session focused on real, research-backed strategies for managing public speaking anxiety—without the fluff.
Here’s what a few participants had to say:
“Really appreciated the concrete tools and tips Sydney gave to help conquer my public speaking fears! Great session!”
“I absolutely love what you were sharing and have already done a little research myself on how the brain affects certain areas in life and communication or showing up.”
“I wanted to thank you again for the opportunity to attend your webinar last time, it was very insightful!”
These kinds of responses are exactly why we do what we do. At SaSS KC, we believe that communication coaching isn’t just for CEOs or TED Talk speakers—it’s for everyone. Whether you're managing a team, leading a presentation, or simply trying to express yourself more clearly in meetings, sharpening your professional skills can make a huge difference.
As Kansas City speech professionals, we’re proud to offer services that are backed by science and led by experts in the field of speech-language pathology. And yes, we heard you loud and clear—you want more! We're currently planning additional group sessions and personalized coaching opportunities to help even more people step up to the mic with confidence.
So if you’ve ever searched "how to get better at public speaking" or “speech-language pathology near me,” we’ve got you covered. Whether you're seeking 1:1 support or interested in team-based training, our communication coaching in Kansas City is here to meet your goals with heart, humor, and a lot of brain science.
Want to make the next webinar? We will be hosting another presentation on May 28th from 12-1pm. Sign-up via our EventBrite link below!
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