Restorative Fascial Work: Exploring Connections to Oral Function, Feeding, and Airway
CONTINUING EDUCATION REGISTRATION PAGE
Recording available: November 6, 2026 to November 6, 2028
(60-minute recording, 0.10 ASHA CEUs)
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Oral function and feeding concerns don't always start in the mouth. This 60-minute prerecorded training introduces Restorative Fascial Work through a whole-body lens and looks at how fascia, posture, breathing, and movement may relate to oral function, feeding, and airway.
You'll start with what fascia is, its properties, and how it connects to the nervous system. From there, you'll look at whole-body tension and compensation patterns, including the deep front line and connections beyond it, and at how the breath, jaw, and pelvis relate to posture, oral function, feeding, and airway.
The second half is clinical. Alyssa walks through her approach to examination, fascial unwinding, what she means by release, and reassessment. She then works through a clinical case, including changes observed during care such as changes in tongue mobility and feeding performance. Throughout, she separates what was observed in the clinic from proposed mechanisms and from what current research supports, and she covers which findings call for further assessment and how fascial work fits within a collaborative, multidisciplinary plan of care.
This training is designed to broaden your clinical observations and referral decisions. It does not train participants to perform hands-on fascial techniques.
Because this training is prerecorded, you can pause, rewind, and revisit any section at your own pace.
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PRESENTER: Dr. Alyssa Glover-Welch, PT, DPT
Dr. Alyssa Glover-Welch, PT, DPT, is a wife, mom to four boys, physical therapist, educator, and business owner whose work centers on Restorative Fascial Therapy. She is the founder of Southeast Fascial Therapy and the creator of Restorative Fascial Therapy. Through her clinical practice and hands-on trainings, she helps clients and fellow clinicians look at the body as a whole and consider connections beyond the area where symptoms appear. Her experience working with clients with feeding and oral function concerns has shaped her interest in sharing this perspective with other professionals. She brings real clinical stories, a whole-body approach, and a desire for more collaborative care to her teaching. Outside of her work, Alyssa enjoys traveling with her husband and boys and building a life that makes room for both her family and the work she loves.
Financial Disclosure: Dr. Alyssa Glover-Welch receives an honorarium from Elevation Movement, LLC for developing and presenting this training for The Integrated Therapist™. She is the founder and owner of Southeast Fascial Therapy and the creator of Restorative Fascial Therapy, and receives compensation for clinical services and trainings provided through these businesses.
Non-Financial Disclosure: None to disclose.
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TIME ORDERED AGENDA
0-5 min (5 minutes): Introduction, presenter disclosures, how Dr. Glover-Welch arrived at this work, and learning outcomes
5-15 min (10 minutes): What fascia is, its properties, and its connection to the nervous system
15-25 min (10 minutes): Whole-body tension and compensation patterns, the deep front line, and connections beyond the deep front line
25-35 min (10 minutes): Breath, jaw, and pelvis: connections to posture, oral function, feeding, and airway
35-50 min (15 minutes): Clinical approach: examination, fascial unwinding, what is meant by release, and reassessment
50-60 min (10 minutes): Clinical case, findings that need further assessment, multidisciplinary care, and key takeaways
Total: 60 minutes. 1 contact hour = 0.10 ASHA CEUs.
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LEARNING OUTCOMES
After completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe two anatomical or functional relationships involving the trunk, neck, or jaw that are relevant to whole-body examination of oral function.
- Identify three whole-body observations in a clinical case that warrant further assessment or interdisciplinary referral for a client with oral function or feeding concerns.
- Differentiate clinical observations, proposed mechanisms, and research-supported conclusions when discussing fascial work in relation to oral function, feeding, and airway.
This course is offered for 0.10 ASHA CEUs (Intermediate Level, Professional Area).
Satisfactory completion statement:
To be reported to the ASHA CE Registry, this registration page must be submitted after you complete the recording. To watch the recording, log into your Kajabi portal, go to “The Integrated Therapist” > “November 2026” and the recording will be found under the training tab.
IMPORTANT: For continuing education credit, the training must be completed in its entirety. You will complete a self reflection survey/quiz following completion in order to obtain a certificate of completion and be registered to the ASHA CE Registry. A score of 80% or higher is required to pass.
This training is prerecorded. When can I watch it?
The recording is available on demand in your portal from November [DATE], 2026 through November [DATE], 2028. There is no live event and no Zoom registration for this training. Watch it whenever it fits your schedule, and pause or rewind as often as you need.
How do I obtain continuing education credit?
Upon completion of the recorded training, a survey and quiz is sent electronically via Kajabi and email. You must complete the survey and quiz by clicking submit in order to be reported to the ASHA CE Registry and receive a certificate of completion. The certificate of completion will be available for immediate download following submission of your ASHA CEU survey form. This must be completed within 7 days of completing the training.
Who is this for?
This registration page is for SLPs, OTs, PTs, and other clinicians who work with feeding, oral function, and airway, and who want to look beyond the mouth when considering a client's oral function or feeding concerns. This is an intermediate-level course and assumes working familiarity with oral function and feeding assessment.
What happens after I sign up?
You are already signed up for The Integrated Therapist and have access to this training as part of your mentorship. If you want to be reported to the ASHA CE Registry you MUST COMPLETE this registration page (scroll to the bottom and fill out the entire form).
Refund policy: Monthly payments for The Integrated Therapist are non-refundable. You will not be refunded for any training or materials already provided. If you are on an annual plan and want to cancel a future annual payment, email support@feedthepeds.com before your renewal date.
Please note if any accommodations are needed to access the learning experience or resource materials, please email support@feedthepeds.com to discuss further.
Who can I contact with questions, concerns or complaints?
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