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Walt Fritz a few weeks ago in Rochester, NY. I had never thought to implement with my patients. This seminar piqued my interest as there is quite a bit of research on its usefulness with the voice population and a growing literature base on its use for treatment of dysphagia. So I was immediately all in on this! What is Myofascial Release and where is its place in speech therapy? Classically used by physical therapists, this technique has been a buzzword over the past several years for speech pathologists. Because it maintains quality literature in the voice world and has an emerging research base for swallowing therapy. What does the research say about Myofascial Release? MFR as a treatment modality for dysphagia, dysarthria, and voice. They found after use of neurodynamic principles, motor speech skills improved and subsequent speech therapy exercises could be carried out in a more intensive and effective manner. MFR techniques may have a role in the treatment of Muscle Tension Dysphonia patients. HNC patients during radiation treatment where patients reported lessened generalized neck and throat pain. MFR improved functioning of the vocal tract in patients with occupational dysphonia. Tomlinson C, Coon K, MacKenzie A, Archer K. MFR and an exercise program to improve patient outcomes related to pain and muscle tension dysphonia. And that is barely even scratching the surface of the literature out there! I loved the practicality of being able to use an approach with a wide variety of patients and diagnoses. In fact, Walt teaches MFR techniques in a way that the patient actually has more control over the direction of treatment than the clinician! We were told to only treat areas that evoke familiar sensations or feelings for the patient and to let them have control of the pressure, length of a stretch, and areas treated through an open line of communication. I, personally, was able to leave this course and apply the techniques I learned to several patients the very next day. I have found this to be a great skill to have in my treatment toolkit and would recommend this course to any SLP who frequently works with voice, HNC, or dysphagia patients. I left feeling prepared to implement Myofascial Release and also supported via an exclusive Facebook group and Youtube channel with video examples. Myofascial Release, and discusses the research. I do not benefit financially from this article or review, I was just a big fan of this course! Katie is the owner and founder of Neuro Speech Solutions. Katie is dedicated to helping other SLPs provide functional therapy through affordable materials and education courses. I use quite often, so I decided to make a blog post about it! Send this blog post to all of the dementia caregivers you work with! During my first few sessions with a new client with dementia, I always start with education and home modifications to support memory and safety! These words are the core of my clinical practice. This approach was developed by Dr. Medical SLP CF positions may be few and far between, but by using these tips and recommendations you will be one step closer to securing a perfect fit for you! Katie is the owner of Neuro Speech Solutions. Be able to describe the variations in explanations for manual therapy effects. Full participation in the entire 14. ASHA CEUs and not receive a certificate of completion. There is an online module containing the background information to support this work that must be completed prior to the live seminar. Should the module not be completed, you will be not be permitted to participate in the live portion of the seminar. The necessary link to this online module will be emailed to you in advance of the live event. Three weeks prior to the class the link to the online course, syllabus download instructions, directions, and other details will be emailed to you. If you do not receive the email, please contact us. After training with and working for some of the pioneers of the MFR field, he began to move the traditional myofascial release narrative from its historical roots into more modern and accepted narratives of neurological explanation. He has taught MFR workshops to PTs, OTs, and MTs since 2006, with his work being taught in comprehensive Upper Body and Lower Body workshops. He teaches across the United States, Canada, and abroad. Touch and manual therapy have universal qualities that can be explained in a wide variety of ways, including from a myofascial release perspective. This course is also approved for 15. CEUs by many state PT and OT Boards. He has no relevant nonfinancial relationships to disclose. Enrollment at all seminars is limited. No meals, lodging, transportation, or parking are included in the registration fee. You will not be provided a hard copy at the time of the class unless you notify us in advance of the class. An email confirmation will be sent to you after payment is received to our office. The attached registration form must filexlib.
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