Simon Says Myofunctional Training

Simon Says Myofunctional Training

The cases that won't resolve have something in common.

The /s/ that never generalizes. The nine-year-old grinding through a brand-new night guard. The child who still won't eat solids after two years of sensory work. Different referrals. Same root. Most of us were never taught to see it.

Jennifer Triandafilou, founder of Simon Says Myofunctional Training

You've already seen it

The cases that keep coming back

One shows up in a speech room, one in a dental chair, one at the feeding table. Three clinicians, three treatment plans, three sets of notes — and underneath all of it, a mouth that never learned to rest closed, a tongue that sits low, a swallow that never matured. You were trained to treat what you see. Myofunctional training teaches you to treat why it's happening.

Different lenses. Same patient.

Get certified in the room you already work in

I'm a Speech-Language Pathologist

Stop chasing symptoms. The five-course OMT certification path, ASHA-approved CEUs, built for real caseloads.

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I'm an Occupational Therapist

Feeding, regulation, posture — the OT track is coming. Be first in the door.

I'm a Dental Hygienist

You see it chairside every day. Self-paced myofunctional certification, 22.5 CE (AGD PACE).

Start the RDH track

It starts with breath.

Every discipline sees a piece of the same patient. In 2026, Simon Says Speech grew into Simon Says Myofunctional Training — one home, a track for each profession, one shared question we teach every clinician to ask.

Jennifer Triandafilou, founder of Simon Says Myofunctional Training

Meet the founder

Jennifer Triandafilou, M.S., CCC-SLP

Jennifer founded Simon Says Myofunctional Training after 28 years as a speech-language pathologist. She built these certifications to be affordable, accessible, and all-inclusive — so clinicians across disciplines can recognize and treat orofacial myofunctional disorders with confidence.

Her teaching focuses on what happens in the chair and in the therapy room: clear assessment, practical protocols, and collaboration across dentistry, speech, and occupational therapy.