In-Person Services We Offer
Workshops, mentorship and assessments built on practical, evidence-based methods.
Workshops and Professional Development
Speech Restored provides full-day workshops that bring the principles and strategies from our online modules to life in an interactive, hands-on learning environment. Participants gain practical experience using bite blocks (jaw stability tools) and learn how to integrate them effectively into assessment and intervention for clients with persistent speech sound disorders.
Workshops are designed to balance theory with guided practice, allowing attendees to:
- Observe live demonstrations and video examples of assessment and treatment strategies.
- Practice using bite blocks to develop comfort and precision in applying jaw stability techniques.
- Engage in case discussions and clinical problem-solving to connect concepts with real-world application.
Ask questions, share experiences, and receive feedback in a supportive, collaborative environment.
Each workshop equips participants with practical, evidence-based tools and the confidence to implement strategies immediately in their clinical settings.
Reach out to Speech Restored to discuss scheduling a presentation tailored to your needs.
Mentorship and Professional Support
In addition to workshops, Speech Restored offers mentorship opportunities for new graduates, speech-language pathologists, and speech-language pathology assistants. These sessions provide individualized guidance, clinical insight, and professional support to help practitioners refine their skills, troubleshoot challenging cases, and build confidence in clinical decision-making.
Please contact Speech Restored to arrange and schedule a mentorship opportunity.
Orofacial Myofunctional and Speech Sound Assessments
Speech Restored offers comprehensive in-person orofacial myofunctional and speech sound assessments for children and adults with persistent speech sound errors in the Edmonton, Alberta area. Virtual assessments are available for Alberta residents only.
The purpose of the assessment is to look beyond the speech sound error itself and identify underlying factors that may be contributing to the difficulty. These may include an inefficient oral resting position, challenges with independent tongue and lip movements, and structural factors such as a narrow palate or underbite that may be affecting oral function and speech production. Assessment findings are used to coach parents and clients on these contributing factors, provide practical strategies to support improved speech production, and offer recommendations for appropriate next steps.
Speech Restored assessments are most effective when supported by an SLP who can provide ongoing assessment and treatment. The assessment provides a clinical foundation and individualized recommendations that can help guide therapy and support progress toward more accurate and consistent speech sound production.Â