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Elevate your clinical confidence and sharpen your assessment skills with this specialized course designed for pediatric speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists who work with feeding and swallowing disorders. This course offers a deep dive into the oral mechanism examination with a focus on function during speech and feeding—empowering clinicians to identify structural and functional red flags that impact oral intake. You’ll learn how to efficiently assess the lips, jaw, tongue, dentition, palate, and facial structure through a feeding-focused lens. What You’ll Gain: A clear, step-by-step guide to conducting and documenting a comprehensive oral mech exam Normative expectation and red flags for oral-motor coordination and structures Practical tips for engaging young patients during assessment Insight into linking structural findings to functional feeding concerns Whether you’re new to feeding or looking to refine your assessment process, this course will provide practical strategies, clinical reasoning support, and real-world examples to enhance your practice. Perfect for: Pediatric SLPs and OTs in early intervention, outpatient, home health, or school settings Clinicians looking to bridge the gap between assessment and treatment planning in feeding therapy Take the guesswork out of your oral mech exams—build clarity, confidence, and clinical impact. *** PLEASE NOTE THIS COURSE IS OFFERED FREE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL AND SENSORY FEEDING PARTICIPANTS***
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