Episode 310: Top 5 Reasons Every Myofunctional Therapist Needs a Supportive Study Club

10 Mar 2025 · 12 min
12:28

Hallie Bulkin makes the case for joining a study club for myofunctional therapists. She lists five reasons: ongoing CEUs, real-world case support, networking for referrals, avoiding burnout, and expert mentorship. Her MYO membership offers monthly education, case discussions, and business resources.

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Episode 310

March 10 to March 14 (closing at midnight Eastern on March 14)

Three and a half hours per month (stated as "0.35 ashes" in the transcript)

myomembership.com

halliebalkin.com and Instagram @halliebalkin

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