Course Description
If you’re a provider working with newborn babies that have been diagnosed with tongue tie or suspected of tongue tie, this in-person training is for you.
This in-person infant TOTs training is for OT, PT, SLP, IBCLC, Bodyworkers, RDH, and any medical related profession such as pediatricians, ENTs, dentists, and nurses working with babies.
What you’ll learn:
• How to prepare for and execute a comprehensive evaluation [if you are a clinician]
• Translate clinical observations into functional interventions [all providers]
• Understand your scope of practice and when to refer out [all providers]
• Collaboration for frenectomy readiness [all providers, especially release providers]
• Identify dysfunction and compensation beyond a tongue tie [primarily clinicians but applicable to all]
• Troubleshoot complex cases [all providers]
Pricing & Discount Details
Instructors
Christine Nguyen, OTD, OTR/L, SWC
Dr. Christine Nguyen is a licensed occupational therapist and the founder and director of The Center for Infant Tethered Oral Ties. She established her practice in Arcadia, California in 2016, initially providing occupational therapy services to children across a wide range of needs.
Through years of clinical work, Dr. Nguyen recognized a growing gap in care for infants with complex feeding, oral motor, and airway-related challenges — particularly those associated with tethered oral tissues. By 2022, her practice had evolved into a highly specialized model focused primarily on infants with tongue-tie and related functional concerns.
Dr. Nguyen is a national speaker and educator, an AOTA Approved Provider, and an active member of the American Occupational Therapy Association. She is known for her advocacy on behalf of children and families, and for her commitment to advancing thoughtful, function-based care in early infancy.
Certification
Upon completion, you will receive:
- Certificate of Completion - 6 Professional Development Hours - Center for Infant Tethered Oral Ties
Languages
English
Specialized equipment & materials
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