Speech, language & myofunctional therapy
How you breathe, swallow & speak — retrained.
One-on-one therapy for children and adults — early intervention, speech and language, articulation, and Orofacial myofunctional work for tongue thrust, mouth breathing, TMJ-related tension, and post-orthodontic or tongue-tie follow-up. One clinician, one plan, all connected.
Early intervention
Language and play support for toddlers when delays show up early.
Speech & language
Receptive and expressive language, vocabulary, and social communication.
Articulation
Speech sound disorders, lisps, and clarity — from first words through adulthood.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy
Tongue thrust, oral rest posture, nasal breathing retraining.
Tongue-tie & TMJ follow-up
Post-release exercises, jaw tension, orthodontic relapse prevention.
The approach
One clinician. One plan. Both halves of the mouth.
Speech and Orofacial myofunctional therapy are not separate problems. How the tongue rests, how you breathe, and how you swallow shape how you speak. Sessions start with the function underneath the symptom — then build a plan you can actually practice between visits.
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A clear picture first
The first visit is an evaluation of how you breathe, swallow, rest, and speak — not a stack of worksheets. You leave knowing what is driving the symptoms and what is realistic to change.
2
One plan, both connected
Speech goals and myofunctional goals are written as a single plan. If tongue posture is driving a lisp, or mouth breathing is driving jaw tension, those pieces are treated together instead of in parallel silos.
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Practice that fits real life
Home work is short, specific, and meant to slot into a busy day — not an hour of drills. Sessions adjust as the pattern actually changes, so you are not repeating exercises that have already done their job.