Look Familiar?

Sometimes the signs of a myofunctional disorder are easy to overlook—whether in a child who's still growing or in an adult who's adapted to certain habits over time. Notice any of the signs below? If so, it’s time to take action—book a FREE video chat consultation and take the first step toward answers and lasting solutions.

Mouth & Facial Habits

Mouth breathing (especially during rest or sleep)
Lips stay open at rest (even when not sick)
Tongue resting forward or low in the mouth
Frequent drooling (beyond toddler years)
Thumb, finger, or lip sucking and other oral habits
Trouble keeping lips closed

Feeding & Swallowing Difficulties

Difficulty latching
Struggles moving to solid foods
Trouble weaning from bottles or pacifiers
Picky eating or strong texture preferences
Gagging, choking, or messy eating
Difficulty chewing or swallowing certain foods

Sleep & Breathing Concerns

Mouth breathing (day or night)
Snoring or noisy breathing during sleep
Restless sleep or frequent waking
Grinding or clenching teeth at night
Tired or cranky even after "a full night’s sleep"
Bedwetting (in children)
Sleep disordered breathing

Speech & Growth Concerns

Lisp or unclear speech sounds
Delayed speech development
Long or narrow face shape
Tongue-tie or trouble sticking out the tongue
Jaw pain, facial tension, or headaches
Forward head posture

Philosophy

I believe the body functions as an interconnected whole — when one part is out of balance, it can affect the rest. That’s why I value collaborative care, partnering with trusted providers when needed to address the root cause and ensure you receive the comprehensive support your body deserves.

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