Our Services

Schedule a brief, complimentary phone consultation to discuss whether you or your child may benefit from evaluation or therapy related to airway health and oral function.

Common reasons individuals schedule a consultation include:

• Mouth breathing or open-mouth posture
• Suspected tongue-tie or restricted tongue mobility
• Snoring, noisy breathing, or sleep concerns
• TMJ discomfort, clenching, or facial tension
• Speech or swallowing difficulties
• Preparation for or recovery from orthognathic (jaw) surgery

The initial evaluation typically takes approximately 60–90 minutes and includes a comprehensive assessment of oral structure and function, which may include:

• Breathing patterns (nasal vs. mouth breathing)
• Oral rest posture of the tongue, lips, and jaw
• Tongue mobility and range of motion
• Swallowing patterns and tongue thrust
• Chewing function and coordination
• Speech sound production and oral motor control
• Oral structural development, including palate shape and dental alignment
• Screening for tethered oral tissues (tongue-tie or lip-tie)
• Airway-related symptoms such as snoring, noisy breathing, or sleep concerns

An evaluation does not automatically indicate that a disorder is present. The speech-language pathologist will review the information gathered during the assessment to determine whether therapy or further intervention may be beneficial.

Following the evaluation, a follow-up consultation will be scheduled to review the results and discuss recommendations or an individualized treatment plan, if appropriate.

Evaluation findings are used to determine whether therapy may be beneficial and to develop an individualized treatment plan when appropriate.

Treatment programs are customized based on evaluation findings and therapeutic goals.

Detailed fee information will be reviewed during your consultation.

Bring your child’s IEP, and therapy sessions will focus on supporting and strengthening their existing speech goals to help maintain progress over the summer months.

Short-term summer therapy can help children maintain momentum in speech, allowing them to return to school feeling confident and ready to continue building their communication skills.

Summer therapy may be especially helpful for children who:

• Have an IEP with speech goals
• Recently began speech therapy and want to maintain progress
• Are working on articulation or speech clarity

Treatment programs are individualized based on evaluation findings and therapeutic goals.

Detailed fee information will be reviewed during your consultation.

Limited summer openings available

Individualized therapy designed to support healthy breathing and restore coordinated function of the tongue, lips, and facial muscles. Treatment focuses on improving oral rest posture, swallowing patterns, and overall orofacial function.

Therapy may also support individuals preparing for or recovering from tongue-tie (tethered oral tissue) release or orthognathic (jaw) surgery, as well as those addressing airway-related concerns.

Treatment programs are individualized based on evaluation findings and therapeutic goals.

Detailed fee information will be reviewed during your consultation.