Patient and Professional Resources
We believe that including the patients, professionals and family as part of our team is crucial to a successful treatment strategy. Below you will find resources such as videos, articles, graphics, presentations and documents that will help you understand what we do and how you can actively participate in your health.
Families with Special Needs During COVID
Here are some resources to help families with special needs!
Is Your Tongue Causing Your Health Problems?
Ever wonder what organ really controls our body? Most assume it is the heart. The heart pumps blood to the lungs, which is needed to breath
TMD Explained
Pain is your brain's way of telling you that something is wrong. It is like a 'check engine' light that pops up in your car; it's telling yo
Shut your Mouth and Change your Life
Decongest your nose, increase your body temperature and activate your bodies relaxation response in three to four minutes by simply altering
Obstructive sleep apnea may be one reason depression treatment doesn't work
PICTURED HERE: W. VAUGHN MCCALL
100 Charts for Articulation
These five open-ended pages are designed to be used by SLPs to elicit 100 trials in a speech therapy session, and are perfect for articulati
Therapy for Cerebral Palsy
A cerebral palsy diagnosis can be devastating for a family. When you have a normal pregnancy, you expect a normal delivery and a healthy bab
Guppy after posterior Tongue Tie Release
This is an integral part of the TummyTime!™ Method. It is a Highly therapeutic way to relieve neck tension and promote optimal tongue and po
Sleeping Tongue Posture Hold
Tongue Posture is essential for expanding/shaping the roof of the mouth (hard palate), normalizing oral sensation, and optimizing tongue str
TONGUE-TIE IN ADULTS
Because a tongue-tie in children is rarely treated, I see a lot of ankyloglossia in adults. By the time I see this in adult patients, years
Tongue Ties, Restricted Fascia and Mouth Breathing
A great conversation with Dr. Zaghi and Kelley Richardson regarding tongue ties, restricted fascia (or frenulums), and mouth breathing.
