About Workshops
Since 1978, Pam Marshalla has taught hundreds of continuing education workshops to tens of thousands of speech-language pathologists in the United States and Canada. Pam is a "clinician's clinician" who discusses the nitty-gritty of therapy methods and procedures based on research evidence, historical writings in articulation and phonology, and her own three decades of clinical experiences.
length and content
Pam is available to provide seminars of one or more days in length. These programs are highly practical and include large and small group activities as well as samples of numerous real life therapy experiences. Pam's classes are lively and entertaining.
"I went to one of Pam's workshops recently - I have to say it is one of the best workshops I have attended in my 25+ years of being an SLP!"
Carol Marschel, SLP
evidence
Pam bases all her seminar material on the "Evidence-Based Practice" (EBP) philosophy. She uses the most current definitions of EBP from the following sources:
- ASHA (2010) Evidence-Based Practice. See: asha.org
- Dollaghan, C. A. (2007) The handbook for evidence-based practice in communication disorders. Baltimore: Brooks.
- Justice, L. (2008) Evidence-Based Terminology. American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology, Vol 17, No 4.
- Sackett, D. et al (1997) Evidence-Based Medicine: How to Practice and Teach EBM, 2nd edition. Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone.
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feedback
"Your course evaluations were overwhelmingly positive, with several people saying this was the best presentation for therapy activities we have offered!"
Tracy Bombara, SLP, DSHA
"Pam is an amazing speaker. She is knowledgeable, funny, energetic, and passionate about her work."
Kim Doran, SLP
"Pam offers a dynamic and interactive learning experience for speech-language pathologists. [Her] clinical experience shines as she introduces relevant and useful treatment strategies. Clinicians interested in expanding their treatment repertoire for children with oral motor, oral myofunctional, articulation and motor speech challenges will find Pam to be a valuable resource."
Allyson Goodwyn-Crane, SLP
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