The Tongueometer by E2Scientific represents a pioneering advancement in speech-language pathology (SLP), designed to measure the strength and endurance of tongue muscles with unprecedented precision. This innovative device, coupled with a sensor-enabled mechanism and a user-friendly mobile application, offers real-time feedback and data tracking. It's positioned to revolutionize therapy outcomes for individuals facing speech and swallowing disorders. By integrating the Tongueometer into their practice, SLP professionals can leverage detailed assessments to tailor rehabilitation strategies, monitor progress over time, and ultimately enhance the effectiveness of their interventions, making it a valuable addition to the SLP toolkit.

Elizabeth Lipton Daly is a speech-language pathologist. She received her Master's in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Wisconsin. As the EVP for E2Scientific Corp, she guides the clinical practices, documentation and education process for Tongueometer to the SLP and patient communities. In addition to working in the acute and inpatient rehabilitation settings, Elizabeth is also the Executive Director for the National Foundation of Swallowing Disorders.

5 min: Introduction to Speaker & Creation of Tongueometer

15 min: Features of Tongueometer

10 min: How SLPs Can Use Tongueometer in their Assessments

5 min: Live Tutorial

Financial Disclosure: Elizabeth is the Co-Founder & Executive VP of E2Scientific which is the creator of Tongueometer and is receiving an honorarium for her presentation from Simon Says. 

Nonfinancial: None to disclose

Content Disclosure: The presentation will focus exclusively on the Tongueometer and will not include information on other similar or related