-Introduction: Rationale, results, muscle and joint functional physiology, the difference between Behavior speech therapy techniques and passive manual therapy, how touch therapy can be used for physical examination and providing additional psychological information, that can help prognosis. How manual approach helps in the Multidisciplinary set up.- 
Specific aspects: Posture related laryngeal function, (is it really important), Breathing mechanics, why SUPPORT is such a difficult concept to use in day-to-day life. The effectiveness of CBT type therapeutic approaches vs passive treatment. 
Interactive Discussion: The theoretical / practical presentation is interactive and requires spontaneous input / comments from experienced participants. E.g. Practitioners’ beliefs about their work, what they think they change in Laryngeal functions, how do they deal with none compliant clients, so called resistance to change and more. 
-Definition and list of symptoms that constitute the concept of MTD. 
-Identifying Psy. Components and DD of Psy Larynx from “Hard working Lx”. 
-Safety first: things to bear in mind when dwelling on “touch” examination and therapy. 
-Functional anatomy: The larynx is a collection of muscle and joints 
-Practical: identifying structures and movements in the LX: Here participants examine themselves 
-Covering each laryngeal structure in depth: Head position, Jaw function, floor of mouth, supra-hyoid, middles constrictor, thyro-hyoid mechanism,