• Tongue/lip tie
• Relapsed orthodontics
• Babies with poor latch and weight gain
• Breathing/sleeping issues, including sleep apnea
• We assist in weaning individuals off CPAP machines
• Chronic migraines
• TMJ dysfunction
• Picky eating
• Slow/labored eating
• Speech impairments
• Cognitive impairments

Typically, traditional therapy modalities address compensatory techniques instead of addressing the etiology of restricted or weak muscle tissues. When fascia, muscles, and or cranial sacral fluids are addressed, traditional techniques may be completed eliminated or reduced. It’s important for your therapist to identify if speech, swallowing, and/or breathing are the underlying issues or if they are “symptoms.” This will assist your therapist in designing a plan of care approach that will expedite your progress toward discharge.

Within the speech language pathology scope of practice, is a “hands on” approach to reducing restricted fascia (webbing that covers muscles, bones, joints, and ligaments in the body) along the swallow posture, airway tract, and cranial/facial areas.

Yes. Typically poor dental/cranial facial issues are due to poor tongue at rest posture and inappropriate swallow posture.

Typically, we address fascia and cranial sacral restrictions within the baby’s body to address all three phases of the swallow (oral, pharyngeal, and esophageal)

Yes. If surgery is required, we prepare the muscle tissues, attend the frenectomy, provide management of wound care, and rehabilitate appropriate breathing, swallowing, and/or speech if applicable.

Yes. As long as they are related to orofacial deviations. A full evaluation is required to determine if sleep issues are related to breathing/swallowing.

A therapy approach designed to address proper function of the tongue and facial muscle by strengthening for improved speech, swallowing, and breathing.

A gentle light touch “hands on” approach to examine membranes and movement of the fluids in and around the central nervous system related to swallowing, airway, and language/cognitive skills.

Each plan of care is unique. Many individuals complete therapy in 3-9 months and are trained for home exercise.

No. We are out of network with all providers. You may ask your insurance carrier if they will reimburse all or some of the following commonly used codes: 92610 (swallowing evaluation), 92523 (speech/language evaluation), 92526 (swallowing therapy), and 92507 (speech/language therapy).

Cash, credit card, and checks.

Parents, caregivers, and siblings are welcome to come to any scheduled appointment.