Myo Resource for SLPs

When therapy stalls, it’s often a sign of something deeper. Download this free guide to learn about orofacial myofunctional disorders. Learn possible root causes of prolonged articulation errors.

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DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE TO OMDs

Finding yourself stuck in therapy? 

If your client isn’t making meaningful progress, it’s easy to get frustrated and start doubting your skills.

You’re not the problem! Grad school just didn’t teach you how to get to the root cause of things like:

  • Malocclusions

  • Tongue thrust

  • Prolonged articulation deficits

Orofacial Myofunctional therapy is all about uncovering the core issue that causes the symptoms you’re trying to treat. 


The Therapist’s Guide to OMDs Helps You:

  • Identify common signs and symptoms of OMDs across different age groups.

  • Understand the interplay between oral structures and functions.

  • Embrace the role of interdisciplinary collaboration in effective assessment and treatment.

  • Use evidence-based strategies for early intervention and therapy planning.

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This guide is perfect for SLPs who want to

Be more Effective in Therapy Sessions


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Expand their Knowledge and Skills


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Learn about Myofunctional Therapy


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Who created The Therapist’s Guide to OMDs?

Hi, I’m Dina! I’ve been an SLP for the past 20 years, treating infants and toddlers with feeding and swallowing disorders. My work led me to taking a deep dive into helping children and adults breathe better, sleep better, and live better. 

I work with children and adults in my private practice, and outside of the therapy room, I teach, mentor, and support SLPs and other professionals. I earned a second master’s degree in Educational Leadership and multiple certifications so I could deepen my understanding and skills. And now, I’m sharing it all with you!  

So many talented SLPs are frustrated and stuck because grad school never taught us the importance of uncovering the root cause of things like malocclusions, articulation deficits, and tongue thrust. I’m passionate about educating and empowering therapists to learn more about Myo so they can help their own clients make more meaningful progress. 


Healthy breathing is the foundation of a healthy, happy life. And it’s my mission to help SLPs and other professionals recognize the powerful ways Myo therapy can make an impact on their work and in their clients’ lives! 

You’re tired of getting stuck in therapy. You’re ready to uncover the root cause of your clients’ struggles.

This is the guide you need!

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