In the hierarchy of oral placement therapy, this horn from Talk Tools® is the easiest to blow and it only requires the therapist to press the patient’s midriff area to make a sound.

While gloves fold between the phalanges and certainly limit therapists’ touch sensitivity to patients’ muscle or skin reactions, the finger cots perfectly fit the body, do not impair its mobility, and most of all, provide safe physical contact.

Knobby chewy tube designed for practicing bilateral jaw movements during the chewing process.

Using textured grabbers and chewy tools helps those Patients who are particularly sensitive to lumps and puree in the transition period from fluids to solid food.

The blue chewy tube is the thickest available one; this medical-grade product is perfect for Patients with big and strong jaws, or those who need to chew constantly.

Tube designed for practicing bilateral jaw movements during the chewing process.

Features 9.5mm diameter stem, tube designed for practicing bilateral jaw movements during the chewing process.

The Honey Bear bottle encourages the small patients to learn to drink through a straw and allows them to control the fluid flow rate. It is an excellent way to transition from bottle-feeding to cup drinking.

The Honey Bear is a TalkTools® original. It is used by speech and feeding therapists around the world to teach lip rounding, tongue retraction and other oral-motor skills. It can also be used by toddlers to transition from bottle feeding to cup drinking. The flexible straw and the squeezable body of this cup make it the perfect tool to wean a child from bottles or sippy cups.

New handle feature that fits our original (7 fl. oz.) Honey Bear is also available in small (5 fl. oz.) The go-to therapy cup that teaches straw drinking Leak-proof lid Not dishwasher or  microwave safe Includes one replacement straw and TalkTools original instruction booklet

Maroon spoon is perfect solutions for children with dysphagia, oral hypersensitivity and orbicularis oris muscle weakness.

Large spoon for feeding adult patients with dysphagia, oral hypersensitivity, and orbicularis oris muscle weakness.

Flexible spoons for therapeutic feeding (13 cm long for children & 17 cm long for adults).

Flexible spoons for therapeutic feeding - 17 cm long for adults.

NOVO cup is designed for patients with restricted neck and head movement - provides complete control of the fluid flow rate. The cup allows you to drink comfortable while lying down. You are in complete control of the rate of flow and don’t need to be propped up by pillows or helped be carers. Ideal for those with restricted movement of the head and neck and for person with parkison disease.

A crucial factor in feeding of Dysphagia Patients is head position.

"The head extended up and back is associated with an open jaw position, poor lip closure, tongue thrust and difficulty initiating the trigger of swallowing reflex. Conversely, a flexed head position is associated with improved lip seal, reduced tongue thrust, prompter swallow trigger and increased palatal movement."

(Working with Dysphagia, L. Marks, D. Rainbow, Oxon 2001)

The Dysphagia cup is recommended for Patients who have difficulty with swallowing without neck flexion and head movement.

Easy drinking for beginners and/or individuals with oral motor problems.

A fantastic chewy tool for babies who need increased biting, jaw activity, and sensory input in the oral cavity. Narrow, designed especially for patients who do not open their mouths wide.

This ARK's Grabber helps to fight food aversions and teeth grinding habits but most popular use is to work on jaw stability and strength. 

Would you like to have a red and yellow chewy tube in one? WELL, now we have it for you- from ARK, the embodiment of functionality and product quality/price ratio.

An instrument made of impact–resistant plastic, intended for individual use.

Motorized, vibrating pen, great for creating crazy loops with 5 color points.

Three side design grip for holding the writing utensils.

A whistle in a mouth shape.

Small blow helicopter used for lengthening the exhalation phase.

Specially profiled grips for holding the writing utensils, rigid, good for small fingers.

Grips for holding the writing utensils with three fingers, made of sticky (latex like), elastic rubber, soft. Recommended for children with sensory issues, they help to develop the correct forearm muscle tone.