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Rave Reviews of Pam's Apraxia Books!
Pam's apraxia materials have received a rave review in The Old Schoolhouse, a magazine for home schooling families. "Families who desire to more fully understand speech development [and] therapy activities have an ally in Pam Marshalla." Her materials "calmed any fears for my lack of ability in the area of speech development and encouraged me as I worked with my son."
For the complete review, go to the Old Schoolhouse Magazine Reviews page.
Songs for Phonemes, Syllables, and Words
Pam has finally released her long-awaited music for speech and language therapy!
Do You Like Pie? has songs that can be used in individual or group speech-language practice. Use them at home, in the car, in the classroom, in school assemblies, in music classes, in English classes, or in speech, occupational or physical therapy. Sing along with the CD. Then sing the songs, or the choruses, later without the music.
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Oral Motor Exam 2007
Pam has written the first criterion-referenced oral-motor exam. The Marshalla Oral Sensorimotor Test (MOST) has be released by Super Duper Inc.
The test is normed on kids 4-7 years of age. The test is now available at Super Duper Publications' website!
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Oral Motor Institute
SLP's seeking information about oral motor treatment will be pleased to discover the Oral Motor institute (OMI). The OMI has been established to publish monographs that demonstrate the scientific basis of oral motor techniques. The first first three papers trace important historical information about the history of oral sensorimotor techniques in the speech-language literature from 1912 to the present. Please visit the OMI Website to read these first three papers. Monographs can be downloaded and printed at no charge.
Recent Feedback
"I'd like to thank you. I attended your conference last month in NJ. It was the best conference I ever attended! It has turned my caseload around. I feel reinvigorated working with my kids and your techniques are actually working! Thank you so much!!!"
Joan Giammarino, SLP, NY
"I wanted to take a moment to write you an email and tell you how much I enjoyed your workshop last Wednesday May 21, 2008, in Somerset, NJ. I attended the workshop with several colleagues and each of us were engaged, informed and excited to return to therapy the following day. I have been to many workshops this year and I was touched by your obvious passion for what we do everyday and it definitely comes across in your delivery."
Noelle Laurita, SLP, NJ
"I heard you speak at the MSHA conference in November and have been using both of your books on articulation therapy for /r/ and for /s/ since then. They have been the most useful resources I have ever had for articulation therapy, including what I was taught (or not taught!) in Grad School."
Jennifer, SLP
"I was at your April 23rd seminar in Garden Grove, CA. and it was the most concise, complete yet clearly and simply presented seminar I have been to in a long time. Thank you again."
Diana, SLP, CA
"I have a 5th grade student who has been receiving speech therapy for the past 5 years for /r/ remediation from another therapist. He recently has moved to my caseload, and has really been a challenge! He also has started to lose motivation after numerous sessions without any success. I went to your conference on /r/ remediation and taught the "L to R method" to him on Monday…. He said his /r/ correctly for the first time ever!!! The look on his face was priceless! I have never seen a child feel so proud of their success! Thanks so much for your wonderful idea!"
Christina, SLP, CA