Breathing & Sleep: Improve Snoring, Mouth Breathing & Grinding Webinar

Breathing & Sleep: Improve Snoring, Mouth Breathing & Grinding Webinar

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A 1-hour online session with lead Breathe First clinician, Emily Kirkcaldy. Learn why poor breathing habits affect sleep, and discover simple exercises & nightly routines to reduce snoring, mouth breathing, and grinding.

Host: Breathing & Sleep: Improve Snoring, Mouth Breathing & Grinding Webinar

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Tuesday 26 May 2026
7:30pm (Europe/London) · 60m

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Breathing & Sleep: Improve Snoring, Mouth Breathing & Grinding

Discover how targeted breathing habits can transform your sleep quality, energy, and focus. For adults who snore, wake unrefreshed, or struggle with mouth breathing and night-time grinding. (Parents supporting children with similar issues may also benefit.)

  • 👩‍⚕️ Live with Emily Kirkcaldy, Founder & Lead Clinician
Adult woman with clenched jaw during sleep

Does this sound familiar?

Mouth breathing can affect sleep quality, energy, mood and focus. You may:

  • Snore or wake unrefreshed most mornings
  • Clench or grind your teeth at night (jaw tension on waking)
  • Breathe mainly through the mouth — especially overnight
  • Daytime fatigue, low mood or poor focus

The good news: with the right guidance, you can often begin supporting change at home.

Why Join This Session?

Snoring, mouth breathing, and grinding are often signs of the same root problem: airway stress during sleep. In this live session, you’ll:

  • Discover why these habits happen and how they affect your rest
  • Learn first safe steps to reduce snoring and grinding naturally
  • Understand the link between tongue position, nasal breathing & jaw health
  • Gain knowledge that can also support children who mouth breathe or snore

What This Webinar Covers

  • Everyday causes of mouth breathing & how they can lead to snoring and jaw tension
  • Safe, practical drills to support nasal breathing & reduce grinding
  • How improving overnight breathing can boost energy, mood & focus during the day
  • Live Q&A with Emily — get answers for your snoring, grinding or breathing worries

Your Takeaways

Here’s what you’ll walk away with:

  • A printable checklist to guide daily habits for better breathing, quieter snoring & less grinding
  • Three evidence-based exercises you can try tonight for nasal breathing & calmer jaws
  • Clarity & confidence: know when home tools are enough, and when to seek extra help

Emily Kirkcaldy — Founder & Lead Clinician at Breathe First

I’m Emily Kirkcaldy

Founder & Lead Clinician at Breathe First

  • Highly Specialist Speech & Language Therapist
  • Certified Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist
  • Buteyko Breathing Practitioner
  • 15+ yrs clinical experience

I specialise in mouth breathing, snoring, tongue posture issues and sleep-related grinding. My work focuses on the link between breathing, sleep and overall wellbeing.

I’ve helped hundreds of people—from adults dealing with poor sleep and daytime fatigue to children with persistent mouth breathing—make measurable changes to how they breathe and rest. My approach blends clear, evidence-based teaching with safe, practical strategies you can use right away.

Outside clinic work, I raise awareness of how small breathing changes can unlock deeper, more restorative sleep.

What Parents Are Saying

Emily has got my daughter to completely re-pattern her breathing to nose breathing. Now she sleeps soundly and wakes up refreshed.
Laura Gilchrist
In just a short time we’ve already seen visible changes… palate wider and tongue resting better.
Sian Fawcett
We were concerned about excessive dribbling… it’s pretty much gone!
Lauren Holding
More rested sleep and positive behaviour changes.
J Alam

Education only — not medical advice. Some people may require individual evaluation before making changes.