Unlock your personal potential and find satisfaction and meaning when you communicate with others. You have chronic neck pain, headaches, snoring, or jaw pain. You might have trouble chewing, speaking, or breathing through their nose. Maybe you can't stick your tongue out of your mouth or maybe you can't lift your tongue without moving your jaw.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy helps relieve jaw pain, decrease tension in the upper body, and re-train how you use your muscles for breathing, chewing, swallowing, and speaking. You know your child is hard to understand but there's never enough time in the week to schedule speech therapy until now.
Orofacial myofunctional therapy helps relieve jaw pain, decrease tension in the upper body, and re-train how you use your muscles for breathing, chewing, swallowing, and speaking. You know your child is hard to understand but there's never enough time in the week to schedule speech therapy until now.
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Our Team
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Our team is composed of a collaborative of experts in their field that have come together to serve your family. Combining techniques from her diverse training, Marcia's eclectic approach assists her clients in maximizing their skills as effective communicators. By flexibly applying the right techniques to each unique situation, together Marcia's clients can build a strong relationships and convey the voice that they want others to perceive.
Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders
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Assessing Structure to remediate and prevent future airway, swallow, and speech challenges. They work in harmony, however, independently of each other for breathing, eating/swallowing, and speaking. Your jaw is important for alignment of your body. It opens your mouth for receiving food, brings the teeth together for chewing, and provides the stability for speaking in a way other people can understand you by preventing slurring.
DFW Airway Collaborative
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As one of the members of the DFW Airway Collaborative, Marcia realized the value of working with like minded professionals to find root causes for children and adults suffering from Sleep Disordered Breathing. It takes a collaborative team to treat these individuals because there are many factors at play and not one professional can has the skills and training needed to help.
Myofunctional Therapy
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Orofacial Myofunctional therapy is designed to retrain patterns of muscle function and to aid in the creation and maintenance of a healthy, stable orofacial environment. Therapy may help in the stabilization of the dental and/or orthodontic treatment, improve the clarity of speech, enhance one's appearance, and help to maintain optimum oral health for a lifetime of benefits.
Thumb Sucking Elimination
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Thumb or finger sucking is common among babies and small children. Infants are born with a natural urge to suck their thumbs which usually decreases after they reach the age of 6 months. Some children, however, continue sucking their thumbs to soothe themselves which can quickly become a habit. If thumb or finger sucking persists longer than it should, your child may develop some unpleasant problems.
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