This course focuses on the foundations: safety with babies, understanding mood and cues, and adjusting positioning to support comfort and regulation. You’ll learn how to start simply and effectively, so your confidence grows quickly in those early treatments. And when things get trickier, we’ll build on these skills together.

This course covers the fundamentals of the birth process, common birth-related injuries, and medical interventions, helping you understand the mechanisms behind infant injuries and communicate with confidence when working with parents.

This course covers the basics of oral ties, helping you differentiate ankyloglossia from other functional feeding issues while reinforcing clear scope boundaries and referral pathways.

You will encounter head shape concerns frequently in practice. This course covers the most common head shape presentations, how to recognize more serious conditions, typical cranial compensation patterns, and effective appointment scheduling to address head shape concerns during periods of rapid growth.

Intra-oral work doesn’t have to feel intimidating when approached with the right framework and skillset. Through six infant case studies, you’ll learn to apply cranial anatomy in a practical, clinically relevant way. Simple flowcharts guide your assessments and build confidence.

Understanding common feeding behaviours and relating paediatric anatomy to the functions of jaw and tongue help make assessments that much easier when latching and suckling are problematic.

For as long as you need - access is not time-limited in any way. You can revisit the material months or years down the line.

A certificate of completion for 40 hours of learning is sent to you by email in mid November.

Simply log in to your account from any electronic device and open your course of choice from your learning library... anytime, anywhere!

Use this feature as a quick refresher before you start your day, at the end of a complicated day, or just before your next patient so you can quickly know what to do!

The tutorials are once per month, in the evening at 7pm EST, usually on a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday night. They are recorded. You are provided the recording link in your absence. There is no tutorial in July or December.

This is a highly manageable program designed with busy therapists in mind. Each month, you’ll be assigned approximately 2–3 hours of course library material, followed by a tutorial where the content is reviewed and discussed.