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THE TONGUE TIE COURSE

Confidently prepare your patients for tongue tie release

The Tongue Tie Course for SLPs and providers who treat myofunctional disorders

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Do you need The Tongue Tie Course?

This course is for SLPs wondering:

✔ What are tongue ties?
✔Who treats tongue ties?
✔ How do you assess a tongue tie?
✔ Who do I refer my patients to if they need a tongue tie release?
✔ How do I get my patient ready for a tongue tie release?

The Tongue Tie Course gives you answers from renowned experts to all of these questions! 

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Tongue ties impact chewing, swallowing, breastfeeding, tongue rest posture, and speech. 

You need the skills + knowledge to confidently treat tongue ties in children and adults. 

Here’s what you’ll learn inside The Tongue Tie Course:

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  • In these lessons you’ll discover:

    • What oral ties are

    • How tongue ties specifically impact function

    • Research on lingual restriction 

    Increase your knowledge + understanding of oral ties.

  • In these lessons you’ll discover:

    • Signs that a child or adult may need to be assessed for oral ties

    • The Tongue Range of Motion Ratio (TRMR)

    • How tongue ties are a critical piece of the puzzle

    Understand when and how to assess for tongue ties. 

  • Learn a functional perspective on tongue tie release from Tzippy Sacks, M.S. CCC-SLP, TSHH.

  • Learn from guest experts, Dr. Richard Baxter, and Dr. Scott Siegel,

    Dr. Richard Baxter explains how tongue, lip, and cheek ties impact feeding, speech, sleep, posture, and behavior across the lifespan. He emphasizes the importance of symptom- and function-based assessment, highlights why posterior ties are often missed, and demonstrates how comprehensive release, proper aftercare, and team-based, airway-focused treatment can lead to meaningful improvements in overall development.

    Dr. Siegel reviews the assessment and functional impact of tethered oral tissues, including their effects on feeding, chewing, swallowing, speech, and sleep. The module highlights research, classification, and clinical demonstrations of lip and tongue tie releases.

  • In this lesson from Dr Michael Geis , you’ll learn: 

    • The impact of tethered oral tissues on the body

  • These hands-on lessons will help you:

    • Understand what you need to know before starting therapy

    • Master specific exercises for patients before and after a frenectomy

    • Feel confident creating a treatment plan for children or adults 

    • Help your patients make meaningful progress after a frenectomy. 

  • Learn from the real-life experiences of a child and adult tongue tie patient. Including a review of initial assessment results, pre-op exercises, post-op exercises and recovery.

Bonuses

Lip Exercises
Lips play an important role in the mouth. Learn how to help your patients strengthen their lips before and after a tongue tie release. 

Handbook 

Get instant access to a comprehensive handbook with pages, summaries, diagrams, and key info for every lesson.

Improve your practice with The Tongue Tie Course today!

This course gives SLPs everything you need to understand oral ties and confidently support children and adults who require tongue tie release.

Receive instant access to the full course and bonus resources when you enroll today. 

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Hi, I’m Dina

I’ve been a speech-language pathologist for over 20 years, with a clinical focus on infants, children, and adults with feeding, swallowing, airway, and orofacial myofunctional disorders. My early work in feeding and swallowing led me to take a deeper dive into how tongue ties and tethered oral tissues impact function across the lifespan.

In my private practice, I work closely with children and adults who present with tongue ties, airway concerns, and oral function challenges. Outside of the therapy room, I teach, mentor, and support SLPs and other professionals who want to confidently assess, prepare, and treat patients with oral ties.

Like many clinicians, I didn’t learn enough about tongue ties, functional assessment, or release readiness in graduate school. I saw firsthand how often tongue ties were missed, misunderstood, or treated in isolation—without proper preparation, aftercare, or interdisciplinary collaboration. That gap is what led me to build this course.

The Tongue Tie Course is the culmination of years of clinical experience, advanced training, mentoring other SLPs, and ongoing education. It’s designed to give you the clarity, confidence, and practical tools you need to support children and adults before and after tongue tie release—while understanding how oral ties fit into the bigger myofunctional picture.

Ready to build your confidence and help your patients make more meaningful progress?

The Tongue Tie Course gives you the knowledge + skills you need to help adults and children with oral ties. 

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