Make The Connection
Atlanta, GA · September 24–26, 2026
Up to 3.6 ASHA CEUs · Hybrid · 3 days liveFrom foundational OMD education to advanced practice. Published prices, prerequisites, hours, and CEU details are shown here.
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Atlanta, GA · September 24–26, 2026
Up to 3.6 ASHA CEUs · Hybrid · 3 days liveKansas City, MO · November 5–7, 2026
Up to 2.0 ASHA CEUs · 3 days liveCompare learning outcomes, prerequisites, course format, and continuing education details before choosing an offering.

Build a clinical foundation for identifying OMD patterns, assessing oral structure and function, considering respiration and oral resting posture, and planning treatment and referrals through hands-on, case-based learning.
For practicing myofunctional therapists ready to go deeper into advanced therapy techniques, complex case management, and interdisciplinary research.

Extend your clinical reach. Built for graduates of Make The Connection who want mentored progression into advanced practice.
A forthcoming online course on PNF techniques for the orofacial complex with Patricia Fisher.
Course locations vary by cohort. Confirm the current venue and travel details with the registrar before booking.
Houston, TXTexas Medical Center country — the largest medical complex in the world and a natural home for interdisciplinary myo education.
Chicago, ILCentral, easy to reach from either coast, and a favorite for clinicians driving in from across the Midwest.
Kansas City, MOWhere FunctionFocus began — our home base, and the city our graduates keep coming back to.
Atlanta, GAThe busiest airport in the world makes Atlanta the simplest connection for clinicians flying in from the Southeast.
Make The Connection is interdisciplinary by design. Here's what it means for each profession in the room.
OMD lives squarely in your scope. Build the framework to treat it.
Explore →For dentistsThe patterns behind malocclusion, relapse, and airway start with function.
Explore →For OTsFeeding, oral-motor, and sensory work all run through the same system.
Explore →For PTsThe head, neck, breath, and jaw are one system. Treat them that way.
Explore →For MDs & DOsAirway, sleep, and development connect through orofacial function.
Explore →Color theme
Pick the palette that fits FunctionFocus.