Only one child at a time to quit thumb
Q: Thank you for your wonderful Unplugging the Thumb kit. We started the program with our six-year old daughter. It is working perfectly. Now, we need to start it with our 4 year-old son. We are concerned because he just saw the videos and we think that it can be a little problem since we
Cost of Thumb Sucking Kit
Q: I met you this past weekend at the Parent Magazine event. I have no idea what the cost of the package is, are you offering any discounts or incentives this holiday season? I would love to help my kids stop sucking… maybe you can recommend some books I can borrow from the library? thanks
Questions regarding child’s buy-in for oral habit program
I purchased your “unplugging the thumb” program and I tried to implement it. However, we are running into an issue with him not buying into stopping his thumb sucking. Do you have any additional tips, tricks, or ideas to help increase his motivation to stop?
How many visits are needed for oral habits?
I ordered the Unplugging the Thumb and Growing the Nails kits. I’m wondering how many visits you see patients for with each?
Sockie Special Helper
Pocket Pillow
Is Oral Habit Elimination Appropriate at this Time?
…She sucks her fingers which I know is interfering with success for her distorted sounds.
5 year-old sucks fingers
Q: I am about to begin Unplugging the Thumb sucking elimination program with a 5-year-old boy who sucks his fingers and very much wants to quit. He actually sucks the index and middle one. When I first started working with him on articulation last year, I offered to help with the sucking habit (I work
What supplies when starting Myo?
Q: Hi, I just competed Neo-Health training and I need to set up all my supplies and want advice on the best collection. Obviously, I have the Myo Manual already as you include it with our training class.. Are there enough tools in the class package you gave us? Since I’m a speech-sound disorder specialist,
Why Do SLPs Want to Become Orofacial Myologists?
SLPs report that they feel there is a “missing link’ in the therapy they are providing for clients who are not progressing in articulation/speech sound disorders, swallowing disorders, eating and feeding difficulties, and much more. SLPs want to know how to provide thorough assessment and provide systematic treatment beyond band-aid solutions such as simplistic “tongue