Excess saliva is produced during teething, and until 18-24 months, infants have not fully developed the muscles and sensory awareness needed to control and regulate this. We all expect...
Myofunctional Therapy (usually in conjunction with bodywork) is effective at treating disorders of the jaw, by restoring normal function to the oral muscles. Having the tongue, lip, cheek, throat,...
“The lips are the face’s braces” (Linda D’Onofrio- SALT, OMT) Eliminating oral habits, optimising nasal breathing/oral rest posture and balancing the forces of the tongue, lips and cheeks helps...
Breathing re-education can improve sleep quality and bodily oxygenation, by optimising breathing during wakefulness and during sleep. Myofunctional therapy corrects the oral rest posture to support the airway, and...
So, your little one has been in Speech Therapy for a while, and you’ve seen some progress, …but not as much as you’d like. You can’t put your finger...
So, the Tibetan Monks had it right centuries ago with their deep belly ‘ommmmmmm’s’. When we hum, we send vibrations through our head and neck, which stimulates the sinuses...
