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Orofacial myofunctional disorders may manifest in maladaptive behaviors such as mouth breathing, a low resting tongue, thumb sucking, tongue thrust, etc. Individualized therapy at Seabird Speech can help to improve optimal breathing patterns, sleep quality, eating etiquette, orofacial/dental development, and speech. The therapy is also recommend pre- and post- a tongue/lip/buccal tie release Learn more.
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This program is suitable for little ones 2.5 to 4 years of age who may not be ready for a tailored myofunctional therapy program. The program includes small group classes highlighting the four goals of myo (i.e., nasal breathing, proper tongue posture, mature swallow patterns, and a healthy lip seal) as well as home activities to support these goals in a family friendly, playful environment.
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Speech sound disorders can make it difficult for children to communicate clearly and effectively. Megan works with each child and child's family to develop an individualized treatment plan that addresses their specific needs and goals.
About
Megan Crooks
CCC-SLP
Megan is a board certified speech-language pathologist and orofacial myofunctional therapist. At Seabird Speech Therapy, she is committed to providing family-centered services in collaboration with pediatric orthodontists, dentists, ENTs, and other developmental specialists to help her clients speak well, breathe well, eat well, and grow well.
