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Breathing Science + Biofeedback + Orofacial Myology Services
specializing in learning solutions that address the role breathing and muscle behaviors have on health, and performance Very often maladaptive breathing and myofunctional (muscle) habits go hand in hand. Breathing, muscle biofeedback, and orofacial learning services facilitate partnering with your physiology to optimize health, development, and performance.
Breathing services are about the learning and teaching of behaviors consistent with good respiration based on the principles of the behavioral and biological sciences. Orofacial Myology services optimize growth and development of muscles and bone while unlearning habits that compromise the teeth, jaw, lips, face, muscle behaviors, and development.
Services are solution oriented and are about you addressing your breathing and or orofacial objectives with customized educator, instrument data about your breathing, and home learning support. We identify breathing habits that compromise health, performance and related physiology and then we customize learning solutions to assist you as you unlearn habits that compromise body, mind, and spirit as a result of breathing habits that reduce oxygen allocation to cells. We are pioneers and developers of breathing science education and home learning for addressing the role breathing and orofacial habits have toward improving health and performance objectives. More than just learning breathing mechanics, we identify specific breathing behaviors, chemistry and their role in your health and performance goals. You learn how you can partner meaningfully with your physiology to reach your breathing learning goals and related health and performance benefits. Our goal is to identify breathing habits and customize breathing objectives toward improving cognitive, physical, and emotional resilience through the principles of the behavioral sciences applied to breathing physiology. When breathing and orofacial habits do play a role in concerns and reaching your goals then learning services become a proactive solution.
Breathing Science
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Self-defeating learned breathing behaviors compromise physiology, psychology, health, and performance. Identify and learn breathing habits, and related behaviors, that are consistent with healthy physiology, psychology, and respiration to reach your goals.
Muscle Biofeedback
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Identify muscle habits and patterns with the objective of optimizing muscle function and related physiology. Learn what you can do to decrease compromises brought on by maladaptive muscle habits.
Orofacial Myology
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Neuromuscular re-education of oral and facial muscles support healthy muscle and structural behaviors essential for proper facial growth, orofacial development, speech development, breathing and airway function.