Eight core services.
One focus.

A 60-minute assessment of oral posture, swallow pattern, tongue mobility, breathing, and related muscle function.

The first visit. Includes history, observation, and a written summary of findings with recommendations.

Targeted exercises to retrain resting tongue posture, swallow, and nasal breathing.

Tailored to your specific pattern. Most programs run 4–9 months with short daily home practice plus in-person sessions.

Gentle, evidence-based support to help children move past thumb sucking, pacifier habits, and other oral habits.

Coaching for the child and the parent. Practical tools, no shaming.

Tongue and lip posture work before, during, and after orthodontic treatment.

Reduces the risk of orthodontic relapse. Coordinates with your child's orthodontist.

Restore nasal breathing as the default.

Addresses the habits that lead to mouth breathing, snoring, and fragmented sleep.

Pre- and post-frenectomy therapy that prepares the tongue for release and protects the result afterward.

Coordinates with your child's release provider (ENT, dentist, or other). Therapy before and after the release is the part that determines whether the release works.

For articulation patterns that have a muscle-tone or posture component.

Coordinates with your child's speech-language pathologist.

For adults and children with snoring, sleep-disordered breathing, or sleep apnea.

Myofunctional therapy addresses the muscle side of the airway. Part of a multi-disciplinary approach; we coordinate with your sleep medicine provider.