COURSE DESCRIPTION
A practical course teaching manual techniques to support children's orofacial therapy in the head, face and neck areas.
Instructor
Roxana Wrona, M.A.
Practical training that truly transforms therapy effectiveness – a two-day Zoga Therapy course in speech therapy and neurologopedics. The training focuses on structural work in the craniofacial, head, and neck areas. 90% of the program is hands-on, allowing participants to immediately apply the knowledge they've acquired in their work.
During the course:
you will learn strategies for structural work with children with orofacial dysfunctions,
you will learn manual techniques that prepare the patient for functional therapy,
you will discover methods that support the regulation of dysfunctions in orofacial therapy,
you will see how to work in the context of malocclusion, articulation disorders and primary functions.
This is a course that will not only expand your competencies, but above all, give you specific tools for more effective therapeutic work.
PROGRAM
Detailed anatomy of a given area.
Learning to palpate structures of the oral-facial-craniocervical area.
Learning to assess function through simple orofacial movement tests.
Myofascial release techniques for the mouth, face, inside the mouth, head and neck.
Working on patterns occurring in the area of the cephalocervical junction and skull structures.
Strategies for working with scars inside the mouth.
Movement classes exploring the movement potential in the oral-facial and cervical areas.
Exercises involving the oral-facial area, which can be recommended to patients as homework.
Manual work on the fascial cylinder of the cervical spine to balance the structure and function of this area.
Manual work in the area of the facial muscles, mastication muscles, muscles of the floor of the mouth, suprahyoid muscles and infrahyoid muscles.
