Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist: Eliminating a Non-Nutritive Suckle Assessment and Treatment of the Jaw, jaw book, non-nutritive suck, Non-Nutritive Suckle, nutrition, straw hierarchy, suckle, tmj January 18, 2024 Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist: When to Start Tongue Retraction Exercises I have attended two of Sara‘s workshops. I have a 7-11 year old student with a frontal lisp who still sucks his thumb at night and sometimes during the day. His… May 23, 2018 Ask A Therapist Success Stories Success Story: Emma & Heather Kamdyn & Vanessa: Severe CAS Oral Motor Success Home › Blog › Success Story: Kamdyn & Vanessa Success Story Success Story: Kamdyn & Vanessa Therapist Vanessa Anderson-Smith revisits Kamdyn —… May 24, 2017 Success Stories From the Experts Effects of Limited or Excessive Jaw Mobility during Conversational Speech by Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson This presentation was made at the 2015 annual ASHA Convention, Session #1080. Abstract: Practicing Speech-Language Pathologists report that many clients demonstrate limited or excessive up-and-down jaw movements during communication as… January 6, 2016 From the Experts Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist: TMJ Sensory Feedback for Calming Hey Sara, Recently you had a parent open question meeting in Corpus Christi, TX. I was there with my 8 month old baby. You were talking to a woman who’s… November 12, 2014 Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist: Down Syndrome & OPT Hello. I have a 10 year old daughter with Down Syndrome and severe speech and language delays. I am interested in your program, but don’t know if it is appropriate… June 30, 2014 Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist: Teeth Grinding My child has no problems with eating or drinking, but grinds his teeth until I want to grind mine! His dentist says it’s common in kids with Down syndrome. I… December 16, 2013 Ask A Therapist Ask A Therapist Ask a Therapist: Dystonic Cerebral Palsy Extension Patterns and Jaw Weakness Hi there, I have just assessed an absolutely delightful little four-year-old boy with a diagnosis of Dystonic Cerebral Palsy. All four limbs are affected but the weakness is more apparent… May 6, 2013 Ask A Therapist