Please read before purchasing:

• This purchase is for individual use. You may not share the course link with others.
• If you wish to register more than one person, please email [email protected]. 
• Please register using the name and email associated with the person who is attending the webinar, as all correspondence will be via the email you enter. 
• Registration is nonrefundable

 This 2-hour course is designed to help you sharpen your diagnostic skills, enabling you to confidently distinguish articulation, phonological, and motor speech disorders. Through real case examples, practical frameworks, and clear clinical markers, this course will guide you step-by-step through the differential diagnosis process. If you’ve ever second-guessed whether a child’s errors stem from a phonological impairment, an articulation disorder, or a motor speech deficit, this course is for you. Empower your clinical decision-making and make your treatment more effective... because correct diagnosis is the key to successful intervention.

You'll learn to:

1. Identify which key components of a thorough assessment should be considered for differential diagnosis of speech sound disorders (SSDs)
2. Recognize when evaluation findings suggest the involvement of other specialists (e.g., orofacial myologist, ENT, craniofacial team, etc.)
3. Interpret assessment findings to distinguish articulation disorders vs. phonological impairments vs. motor-based SSDs
4. Apply diagnostic decision-making strategies to guide the selection of evidence-based treatment plans
5. Recognize common diagnostic pitfalls and how to avoid misclassification of SSDs

Answers to FAQ:

• There is limited availability, but the recording will be available for purchase within 2 days of the live event.
• If you purchase now but are unable to attend the live event, you will have access to the recording for 60 days once uploaded. 
• ASHA CEUs are not provided. But, these hours may be counted as Professional Development Hours (PDH), which count toward CCC maintenance. You can find more information about PDH here.