Showing posts with label ASHA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ASHA. Show all posts
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Accepted to speak at the 2009 ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association) Convention in New Orleans
Great news! I see a change in the acceptance of my work and I know this is going to be very good news for a lot of therapists and parents out there. Many of you have seen the benefit of using my “Oral Placement Therapy” (OPT) to improve feeding skills and speech clarity but have been faced with professionals who are told not to work on muscle movements for speech. I think the problem here is that my work has been lumped with others who are working on movements not related to speech. I only work on movements that are related to speech. Well this year at ASHA I am going to be able to present my work to my peers at our national convention. This is a big deal as for the first time I will be in a position to explain what we do at TalkTools Therapy not what they think we do. My presentation is called, “Early Intervention: Oral Placement Therapy for Children with Down Syndrome.” I would love to hear your success stories using my techniques so I can share them at this conference.
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ASHA,
Down syndrome,
Sara Rosenfeld Johnson
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