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OCTOBER 28–31, 2026
The Course Catalog Refresh
Fresh learning. A fresh perspective.
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Get a free Itsy Spoons™ Self-Feeding Spoon Set on any order of $150 or more, storewide.
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“Thank you for the interesting and useful education and for the useful and practical videos that will benefit me in my work.”
— Sanjja J.
Monica Purdy, Vanessa Anderson-Smith & Rehab Zaytoun
Explore feeding milestones, assessment, and family-focused planning through the Kaleidoscope Model, with case studies connecting learning to individualized therapy.
“Excellent content that is presented in an organized way, and includes great handouts!”
— Melanie W.
Explore jaw stability, feeding activities, and oral-placement exercises that connect practiced movements with functional speech production.
“Amazing overview and provides detailed information from assessment to treatment activities.”
— Review published on TalkTools
Discover the eight sensory systems and explore practical assessment and self-regulation activities for speech, feeding, sleep, and play.
“Great insights and loved the case studies!”
— Christine M.
Lori L. Overland & Jill Rabin
Explore sensory-motor preparation and adapted baby-led weaning strategies for at-risk infants as they develop feeding skills and transition to solids.
“The presenters are very clear and accurate.”
— Rosa S. O.
Renee Roy Hill & Risca Solomon
Explore behavioral strategies and Oral Placement Therapy for non-vocal clients with autism, from learning readiness and imitation to early vocabulary.
“Excellent course packed full of valuable information that can be easily used.”
— Review published on TalkTools
Explore lateral and interdental lisps through oral-placement assessment, practical cues, and speech-sound treatment planning.
Explore chewing patterns, sensory-motor factors, and practical strategies for introducing solids and progressing from vertical to rotary chewing.
“The workshops were very informative and structured really well.”
— Whitney F.
Lori L. Overland
Explore sensory-motor assessment, prefeeding activities, and therapeutic feeding strategies for the Down syndrome population through demonstrations and video examples.
“I improved my information and will help me with my patients”
— Nebras K.
Colette Ellis
Review swallowing anatomy, aspiration considerations, and assessment options to inform individualized feeding plans.
“Excellent presentation putting all the information together”
— Alicia P.
Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson
Explore tactile feeding and speech approaches for teens and adults, including oral preparation, chewing, and bolus positioning.
Explore how tethered oral tissues relate to airway, feeding, structure, and speech, with introductory assessment and referral considerations.
“Excellent course! Techniques can be applied immediately.”
— Review published on TalkTools
Explore tongue-focused touch, movement, and exercise through a patient-centered approach to manual therapy and shared decision-making.
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Explore The Kaleidoscope Model for Feeding and make it part of your next learning chapter.
Self-study · 1.2 CEUs
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“This course was a great review and update for me on why we do this therapy.”
— Review published on TalkTools
Walt Fritz
Explore touch-based care, movement, and exercise for the jaw and oral region, with an emphasis on shared decision-making.
Discover how horns, straws, and bubbles fit into structured Oral Placement Therapy activities and step-by-step skill progression.
“This is a wonderful course that provides very applicable ideas for both therapists and families.”
— Ezra W.
Explore connections among airway, sleep, oral development, and speech through speech-language and orthodontic perspectives on interdisciplinary care.
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Revisit familiar topics. Explore something different. Find a speech-focused course for your learning list.
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“I thoroughly enjoyed this presentation. The information was quite valuable and practical for immediate implementation with my clients.”
— Mary Denise B.
Explore behavioral and tactile approaches to early vocalizations, speech imitation, and practical home programs with caregivers.
“This course was very beneficial in regards to the more difficult sounds to address in therapy.”
— Leslie L.
Explore assessment, placement cues, and practice strategies for challenging r, l, s, th, and f sounds.
Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson
Follow a pediatric case from evaluation to follow-up, exploring how oral-placement findings inform speech-focused therapy planning.
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Learn a five-step screening approach to tethered oral tissues, including structural and functional red flags that inform referrals and team collaboration.
Katja Piscitelli
Explore grammar development within the Natural Language Acquisition framework using language samples, scoring charts, and therapy-planning examples.
Explore sleep-study terminology, respiratory events, and report interpretation, including differences between polysomnography and home sleep testing.
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Receive a free Itsy Spoons™ Self-Feeding Spoon Set on any order of $150 or more, storewide.
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“I will gladly recommend this course to any SLP in the schools. So informative!”
— Erin L.
Robyn Merkel-Walsh
Explore assessment and therapy planning for oral-motor, feeding, and myofunctional concerns in school-based practice.
Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson
Follow a pediatric case exploring bilabial and tongue-tip sounds, from initial evaluation to a four-month therapy update.
Sara Rosenfeld-Johnson
Explore a pediatric motor-planning and dysarthria case through evaluation, therapy planning, and a four-month progress update.
