Our specialized therapy focuses on strengthening and coordinating the muscles used in speech and swallowing, helping to improve articulation, fluency, and overall oral motor function. Our therapists have completed post-graduate training in various methods, including Talk Tools and Dynamic Temporal and Tactile Cueing, which can be used in therapy to support with speech and feeding disabilities and improving the oral motor function.
Correct swallowing relies on the coordinated action of tongue and mouth muscles, and when performed correctly, the tongue presses against the roof of the mouth during swallowing. Myofunctional therapy aims to strengthen and retrain these muscles to improve resting posture, speech precision, breathing alignment, and swallowing function. At Bliss, we offer therapy for both children and adults exhibiting signs of OMD.
During your first visit, our SLP conducts a comprehensive evaluation, examining your medical history, oral structure, and muscle function. Based on this assessment, an individualized therapy plan is developed to address your or your child’s specific needs.
Our certified speech/language pathologists provide exercises to strengthen oral muscles and improve coordination for clearer speech and functional eating.
We provide comprehensive treatment for issues related to muscle function and alignment in the face and mouth, promoting optimal speech and oral health.
We offer individualized therapy to help children develop and refine their speech skills, addressing the unique challenges of apraxia.
Our trained speech/language pathologists target issues such as tongue thrust, incorrect swallowing patterns, and oral posture problems to provide appropriate intervention.
Cochlear implant rehabilitation helps individuals adapt to and maximize the benefits of cochlear implants prior to and following activation through therapy services.
Aural rehabilitation is a speech therapy service provided to both children and adults who have been diagnosed with hearing loss following hearing aid fitting or cochlear implant activation
Our speech/language pathologists specialize across a variety of speech and language needs for both the pediatric and adult populations.