School-Based Myo
An introductory Orofacial Myofunctional course for School-Based SLPs
School-Based Myo
An ASHA approved course that gives SLPs in educational settings the knowledge, tools and resources needed to confidently identify and screen for orofacial myofunctional disorders.
Course Description
An introductory course providing school-based SLPs with foundational knowledge of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs) that will be useful and appropriate in the school setting. Learn the impact OMDs are having on students, how to advocate for them, and how to educate your team. Understand the relationship between Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders and Articulation.
Upcoming Course Dates
The course runs monthly from January through October.
4 weeks access course modules.
Enrollment deadline is the 5th of each month.
Earn ASHA CEUs
Introductory Level: 0.50 ASHA CEU credits Full course completion is required to obtain credits
We offer discounts for groups of 3+
If you have a group of 3 or more looking to sign up, please complete the Group Discount Form below in the Additional Course Information to receive your discount!
School Based MyoProgram
$150.00
Complete:
4 Pre-recorded Video Modules
Attend a 1 hour Q & A Session with your Instructor
Complete final assessment with 80% or higher
Additional Course Information
1. Define orofacial myofunctional disorders and related potential habit patterns.
2. Identify how orofacial myofunctional disorders are directly impacting their students.
3. Explain the relationship between orofacial myofunctional disorders and articulation disorders.
4. Explain how to perform a comprehensive screener for identifying orofacial myofunctional disorders.
5. Make appropriate recommendations for students with suspected orofacial myofunctional disorders.
Module 1 – Introduction to Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders | |
RUN TIME | DESCRIPTION |
59m 35s | Meet the Instructor |
What is Orofacial Myology and what are OMDs | |
Types of OMDs | |
Causes and Impact | |
Module 2 – Identifying OMD Red Flags | |
59m 42s | Signs and Symptoms |
Module 3 – Suspecting an OMD | |
1h 2m 18s | Screening (Why, What and How) |
Module 4 – Next Steps | |
59m 21s | Advocacy |
Recommendations | |
Therapy | |
Case Review | |
Module 5 – Live Q & A | |
60 Minutes | Live Q & A |
The Center for Orofacial Myology is committed to providing an outstanding learning experience. If you feel that your course was unsatisfactory in any way we apologize, however we can not provide refunds once the refund policy date has passed. We will take all suggestions seriously and implement them, as appropriate, into our future courses. We will continually strive to provide high quality learning experiences to all course participants. Email complaints or concerns to: info@chattertonmyocourses.com
School-Based Myo was developed and trademarked by Chatterton MyoCourses™. This course will only cover information that pertains to the effective and safe use of the above-named product(s).
This presentation will focus exclusively on School-Based Myo and will not include information from similar or related products.
Rian Chatterton, owner of Center for Orofacial Myology and creator of Chatterton Myo Courses.
Disclosure:
Financial- Benefits financially from the teaching, selling, and use of these products. Earns a salary from the Center for Orofacial Myology.
Nonfinancial- No relevant non financial relationship exists.
Jaimee Tyson-McOmie, Employee of Center for Orofacial Myology.
Disclosure:
Financial- Benefits financially from the teaching, selling, and use of these products. Earns a salary from the Center for Orofacial Myology.
Nonfinancial- No relevant non financial relationship exists.
Chatterton School Based Myo Community
So many SLPs completed their undergraduate and graduate programs without learning about orofacial myofunctional disorders. They are now working to fill in the gaps of their education as they are becoming aware of the prevalence of OMDs and the impact they are having on students. Join a community of school-based Speech-Language Pathologists all looking to build an orofacial myofunctional knowledge base and better meet their students’ needs!
What People Are Saying About School-Based Myo
"As a school-based SLP I see many students who fit this profile. I have felt frustrated with my student's lack of progress at times and wondered if I wasn't providing appropriate therapy. I think my SLP colleagues in the schools would benefit from this knowledge."
"I feel much more confident in my screening for OMD as well as in my approach to be up-front with parents. Truly, this was an excellent course."
"There is little to no instruction in the majority of graduate programs on this topic and school based SLPs need tools to make appropriate recommendations so that all students have an opportunity to achieve their maximum communication potential."
"Jaimee did a wonderful job teaching this class. This was so informative and made me feel more confident in screening students for OMD and making appropriate referrals. I think it covers information we not provided in graduate school that is very needed."
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is School-Based Myo for?
This course is great for both SLPs and SLPAs who work in educational settings. It is an introduction to orofacial myofunctional disorders and the role of the school-based SLP.
How can I register a group?
Each student must register individually for the course in order to create their account that will be utilized to access course content. A detailed invoice will be provided that can be submitted to your school/district for reimbursement as appropriate.
Can I earn ASHA CEUs for taking School-Based Myo?
Yes, you can earn .5 ASHA CEUs by completing all modules and course components by the last day of the month of enrollment.
Is this course online?
Yes! SBM has 5 modules, 4 of which are pre-recorded and 1 live via Zoom call.
How much time do I have to complete the course?
Each course is 4 weeks with the Live Q and A (module 5) being held Tuesday of the 4th week of each month.
How frequently is the course held?
School-Based Myo is held monthly from January through October. You can select your month of enrollment upon registration.
