November 27 - Face the Function: Essentials of Myofunctional Therapy
Speaker
Lauren Reznick MS CCC-SLP Reg CASLPO QOM
Speech-Language Pathologist-Qualified Orofacial Myologist
Lauren Reznick is a Speech-Language Pathologist with over 15 years of professional experience in speech-language and sensory-oral motor feeding. She has gained recognition in supporting individuals with orofacial myofunctional disorders, tethered oral tissues, as well as infant feeding challenges. Lauren is the owner and director of Lauren Reznick Therapy Services, a private paediatric therapy clinic in Toronto, where she focuses on collaborative, holistic, and functional care for children and their families. She is extremely passionate about helping babies with special motor, sensory, and feeding challenges by addressing oral-motor dysfunction, neuromuscular re-education, and pre-feeding skill development.
Lauren has received multiple awards from the American Speech and Language Association in recognition of her exceptional commitment to her continuing professional education. She actively integrates a variety of strategies and techniques from the workshops she's attended into her assessment and treatment sessions, as well as her training and mentorship programs.
Date: November 27; 8:30-4:30
Location: Elora, ON
Registration: Early Bird (Until Sept 1) - $625; After Sept 1 - $675
Limited Spots
Contact to resister
donna@kidscanshine.com
519-820-4113
Learning Objectives
- How to identify common signs and symptoms of Oralfacial Myofunctional
Disorder - Identify typical signs of an OMD related to speech and feeding difficulties - differential diagnoses
- The interplay between oral structures and functions, and how they influence each other
- Apply specific myofunctional exercises to improve oral resting posture
- The role of interdisciplinary collaboration in effective assessment and treatment