Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders (OMDs)

i was hoping to find out more about treatment techniques.

instructor spoke too fast.

this was a good introductory course for myofunctional disorders. being certified in this area is something i'm looking into and this helped spark my interest.

would like more info on treatment

blue text on black is very difficult for those with lower vision to see – not enough contrast between colors. see recommendations for use of color\/contrast for visual materials. presenter's language was often deficit based and insulting to people being discussed. speaker's frequent restarts\/rephrasing of what she was trying to say was very distracting and gave the impression that she was not as comfortable\/proficient with the material as would be expected.

the instructor was very knowledgeable and did a great job providing the information.

the information was very useful. it opened up my eyes to the possibility of omd being the cause for interrupted sleep patterns in young children.

i usually don't write negative reviews, however, i feel the instructor read slides and did little to share own experiences\/knowledge to create a more interesting\/dynamic experience.

i liked the images presented when describing different conditions.

excellent course, would love to learn more