Swalloworks Therapy Program
SKU: 2547
Regular price
$49.95
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Swalloworks Therapy Program
The Swalloworks Therapy Program is a structured clinical program for speech-language pathologists treating swallowing disorders in children and adults. It provides an organized set of assessment tools, therapy activities, and documentation resources for addressing the full continuum of dysphagia intervention from oral phase through pharyngeal coordination. For foundational swallowing training, see TalkTools clinical courses .
Therapy Goals
- Systematically assess and treat oral phase dysphagia including bolus preparation, oral transport, and lip seal
- Address pharyngeal swallowing coordination and airway protection in clients with dysphagia
- Build swallowing safety and efficiency through structured, progressive therapy activities
- Structured program format provides a clear roadmap for dysphagia therapy planning and documentation
- Comprehensive materials support both assessment and treatment phases of swallowing intervention
- Applicable across pediatric and adult dysphagia populations and settings
- SLPs specializing in dysphagia assessment and treatment
- Medical SLPs in hospital, rehabilitation, or skilled nursing settings
- School-based SLPs working with children who have feeding and swallowing disorders
- Complete Swalloworks Therapy Program materials
| Format | Clinical program materials |
- Handle with clean, dry hands
- Store in a dry location away from moisture and direct sunlight
- Avoid bending the spine and lay flat for long-term storage
Warning:
Dysphagia assessment and treatment must be conducted by a qualified
speech-language pathologist. This program does not replace clinical
dysphagia training or instrumental swallowing assessment where
indicated.