Orofacial Myology is certainly becoming more well known these days, with many dentists, speech pathologists and other allied health professionals receiving training in the delivery of Orofacial Myofunctional therapy. One of the core features of this therapy is the prescription of a set of Orofacial Myofunctional exercises to be completed at home and during therapy […]
If you care for an adult with swallowing difficulties, you know that it can have a big impact on many areas of their life. Whether your loved one has recently been diagnosed with a condition that impacts their swallowing ability, or have been experiencing a progressive condition that has led to changes in their swallowing […]
Dentists and Speech Pathologists may seem like an unlikely pairing at first, but when these health professionals collaborate, they can deliver better outcomes for their clients. Here at Speak and Swallow, our team of passionate Speech Pathologists have delivered training to local Dentists and collaborated with them to improve the quality of life of their […]
Experiencing an Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder as an adult can be overwhelming, especially when symptoms impact your day-to-day activities. Here at Speak and Swallow, we provide Orofacial Myology for adults in Brisbane to address a range of symptoms. With our clinical experience in swallowing and communication disorders, we are well equipped to support you in your […]
Do you care for someone with a mealtime management plan? If so, you may have come across some recommendations for their care that include terms like “minced and moist” or “soft and bite sized”, and wondered what that means for you and the care you provide at mealtimes. Our team of passionate Speech Pathologists work […]
The awareness of Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders is increasing, but many people still have questions about what they are and what to do if you think you might have one. In this article, our team of Speech Pathologists with training in Orofacial Myology will guide you through what you need to know about Orofacial Myofunctional Disorders. […]
