Orofacial Myology 101
Understanding Tongue Thrust in Pediatric Patients
Tongue thrust is one of the most common orofacial myofunctional disorders in children. This guide covers identification, impact on development, and treatment approaches.
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Orofacial Myology 101
What is Orofacial Myology and Why It Matters
An introduction to orofacial myofunctional disorders — what they are, who they affect, and why every healthcare professional should understand them.
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How SLPs Can Add OMD to Their Practice
Speech-language pathologists are uniquely positioned to address myofunctional disorders. Here's how to integrate OMD assessment and treatment into your existing caseload.
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CEU Requirements for SLPs by State
A comprehensive guide to continuing education requirements for Speech-Language Pathologists across all 50 states, with a focus on specialty certifications.
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The Role of Dental Hygienists in Myofunctional Therapy
RDHs see the effects of OMDs every day in their patients' mouths. Learn how to identify, document, and refer myofunctional issues as part of your hygiene practice.
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Why OTs Are Joining the Orofacial Myology Movement
Occupational therapists bring a unique lens to myofunctional therapy — especially in feeding, sensory processing, and pediatric development. Here is why OMD training matters for OTs.
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The IAOM Certification Pathway Explained
Thinking about becoming a Certified Orofacial Myologist? This post walks through the IAOM certification requirements, exam structure, and how the POM course fits into your path.