Get Fluent · recorded webinar
Four persistent swallowing myths, examined through patient cases and the physiologic impairments that should drive clinical decision-making.
Current format
Recorded July 15, 2026 · free recording announced
Recording destination checked July 30, 2026.
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Dr. Humbert unpacks four persistent swallowing myths drawn from SLP-led discussions in the Get Fluent series on physiology, assessment, and treatment.
Through patient cases, the session asks clinicians to move beyond well-meaning assumptions and identify the physiologic impairments that actually drive clinical decisions.
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7:00 PM
Differentiate psychogenic swallowing complaints from physiologic swallowing impairment by identifying clinical findings that warrant instrumental assessment and physiologic investigation.
7:15 PM
Distinguish compensatory swallowing strategies from rehabilitative interventions and determine when postural modifications are unlikely to produce meaningful physiologic change.
7:30 PM
Describe the functional role of pharyngeal recesses in normal swallowing and interpret pharyngeal residue in the context of bolus flow, anatomy, and physiologic impairment.
7:45 PM
Explain the physiologic rationale for bolus-driven swallowing therapy and identify how sensory and task-specific swallowing experiences support functional rehabilitation.
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