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What is Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy?

What is Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy?

By: Kaylie Wright, M.A., CCC-SLP Orofacial myofunctional therapy is a program that is used to remediate the improper use of tongue and facial muscles. Therapy works to improve the strength of these tongue and orofacial muscles. This is done by teaching clients how to...

Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center is PROMPT Trained

Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center is PROMPT Trained

By: Mallory Carr, M.A., CCC-SLP As COVID-19 canceled, postponed, and generally threw a big wrench in everyone’s life, PROMPT training was delayed for some speech-language pathologists in the North Liberty office. Now, eight Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center...

Speech Therapy is Everywhere

Speech Therapy is Everywhere

Suzanne Moore M.S., CCC-SLP When you picture a speech/language therapy session, what do you see? Do you imagine a speech-language pathologist (SLP) and a student completing a worksheet or practicing speech sounds in a mirror? While that may be a good image of what...

ETLC April Student of the Month: North Liberty

ETLC April Student of the Month: North Liberty

Congratulations Graysen! ETLC April Student of The Month North Liberty Location Nominated by Sarah Sitzmann, M.A., CCC-SLP We are proud to introduce Graysen Goetz as our April student of the month at our North Liberty Office! Graysen is 6 years old. He loves Power...

Correction Frustration: 4 Tips To Help With Frustration

Correction Frustration: 4 Tips To Help With Frustration

By Becca Zilk, Graduate Student Clinician Does your child get frustrated or shut down when you correct their speech/language? Home practice is a very important aspect of getting students to generalize the skills they are learning in speech/language therapy to their...