From the Experts: When Is Drooling an Issue and What to do About it
By: Lori L. Overland MS, CCC-SLP,C/NDT,CLC, FOM I am asked regularly by parents, therapists, physicians and participants who attend my […]
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TalkTools® Education Partners: Learn Anywhere, Anytime
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TalkTools Education Partners: Multidisciplinary Learning
Browse multidisciplinary CEUs for SLPs and OTs at TalkTools Education Partners, covering feeding therapy, oral motor, and myofunctional approaches.
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Ask a Therapist: Homemade Thickener Recipe
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COMING TOGETHER FOR PUERTO RICO
The TalkTools extended family has been closely following the recovery efforts in Puerto Rico over the last weeks — and
Annabelle's Progress
4.8 YEARS: WORKING ON TONGUE PLACEMENT
Here is Belle working on her spoon slurp exercises: And here working on proper tongue placement for sounds /t, d,
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TalkTools Sponsors a Multi-Disciplinary Trip to Ghana
Down syndrome speech clarity is possible at any age. Emma started TalkTools OPT therapy at 18 with severe jaw weakness, and by 24, her speech had transformed completely.
Annabelle's Progress
4.6 YEARS: ENJOYING NEW FOODS
March has been an exciting month for Belle! We traveled to the beach to visit family and enjoyed some fun
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Sharing the Gift of TalkTools with Those Living on Roatan, Honduras
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Tongue Ties & Speech Sound Disorders: What Are We Overlooking?
“The conversation for tongue tie in the speech pathology community is growing louder among some groups of speech-language pathologists (SLPs)