Mouth breathing, snoring, and feeding difficulties are signs that your airway needs support—at any age. And the good news? These patterns can be changed. Discover the root cause approach that addresses the soft tissues of your face and mouth—not just the symptoms.
Just because it’s common doesn’t mean it’s normal—or that you have to live with it. I help families and adults successfully resolve these issues every single day. With the right approach, what feels overwhelming today can become your success story tomorrow.
You’ve probably been on a long journey. Multiple specialists. Conflicting advice. Feeling like no one sees the full picture. That stops here.
I coordinate with your dentist, orthodontist, and other airway providers to create one unified plan.
For over 10 years, I’ve worked as a Speech-Language Pathologist, and for the last five, I’ve specialized in myofunctional therapy—which means I don’t just treat speech, or feeding, or airway issues in isolation. I see how they’re all connected, and I address them together. Whether you’re a parent who’s been told to “wait and see,” or an adult who’s tired of waking up exhausted, I’ll take the time to understand your full story, evaluate what’s really going on, and create a personalized plan to address the root cause—not just the symptoms.
You’ve been searching for someone who understands how it all fits together—and that’s exactly what I do. I don’t just recommend this therapy—I chose it for my own daughter, Brooke, and documented every step of her tongue tie release and recovery.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy (OMT) treats the often-overlooked muscles of the face and mouth—their resting positions and movement patterns that control breathing, swallowing, and speech.
While dentists and orthodontists address the hard tissues (teeth, jaw, palate,etc.), OMT focuses on retraining the muscles that support those structures. This comprehensive approach addresses the root cause of issues like mouth breathing, tongue thrust, sleep disturbances, and speech difficulties—creating lasting change rather than just managing symptoms.
These challenges are treatable—and with a personalized plan and your commitment, real transformation is possible.
One of the things my patients appreciate most is that I take the time to really get to know them. I don’t hand out generic programs or expect everyone to fit the same mold. Instead, I learn about your (or your child’s) strengths, challenges, interests, and what keeps you motivated—then I build a treatment plan around that.
Whether it’s incorporating your child’s favorite characters into exercises or finding strategies that fit seamlessly into your daily routine, therapy is tailored to you.
Because when treatment feels personalized and engaging, that’s when real, lasting change happens.
Your journey begins with a comprehensive 1-hour evaluation where I assess your airway, breathing, feeding/swallowing, and speech—no matter your age. This tells us exactly what's going on beneath the surface and what needs to change.
Based on what we discover, I'll design a personalized treatment plan with clear goals and a realistic timeline. Most patients see transformation in about 4 months, with sessions available in-person or online to fit your life. No guesswork—just a clear path forward.
Therapy isn't meant to be forever. My job is to teach you the skills and habits you need to maintain your results long-term—and your job is to practice them. Together, we'll create lasting change that makes this investment worth every penny.
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