An Orofacial Myofunctional Disorder (OMD) refers to abnormal function of the oral and facial muscles during swallowing and at rest. OMDs can affect your dental development, breathing, speech and swallowing abilities. Therapy targets improving ‘oral rest posture’ and tongue thrust swallowing.

If you have suffered a stroke or traumatic brain injury (TBI) and have residual speech/language difficulties, we can work together to improve your functional communication abilities. This may include traditional speech/language therapy, AAC, in-community practice, conversation partner training, and more.

We offer clinical swallowing assessments and dysphagia management techniques. We can also assist with referrals for instrumental assessments and implement therapy plans. Book a free phone consultation to determine if private dysphagia services are right for you!

People with neuro-degenerative conditions, such as ALS and Parkinson’s, may experience changes to their speech and/or language abilities. After completing an initial assessment, we will explore a variety of communication supports, such as clear speech strategies, supported communication techniques, and AAC.

Whether you want to improve your speech clarity or need help preparing for your big presentation, a speech pathologist can help! We also provide Accent Modification services for people who feel their accents are a barrier to communicating effectively.