In this episode, Hallie talks with Ken Hooks who analyzes Hallie’s recent home sleep test. They discuss what to look for and make sense of all the raw data. Ken discusses the importance of all forms of airway resistance and sleep apnea, and highlights they are ALL of concern, not just obstructive sleep apnea.

Hallie’s diagnosis is upper airway resistance syndrome or UARS. Ken dives into what UARS looks like for Hallie; you might be surprised! He also provides recommendations and shares how easy it is to get an at home sleep test! Visit his site to order a home sleep test: truediagnostics.com

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In this episode Hallie talks with Brenda C. Figueroa CCC-SLP about her why; the reason she decided to specialize in feeding and myo. Brenda talks about her humbling experience, from not knowing how to guide her own child’s treatment plan to receiving the necessary education and experience to now help as many patients as possible. She shares that a key part of this experience is having lived it as a parent to her own son and now herself. Brenda discusses both her & her son's journey into the myo world. This is a must-listen for parents!

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Dr. Susan Maples, a practicing dentist of 36 years. Dr. Maples places a special emphasis on wellness and the connections through the body with special attention to the mouth. Her newest book, "Brave Parent! Raising Healthy Happy Kids Against All Odds in Today's World" is shared with focused discussion around: eating, drinking, digestion, breathing, sleep, feeling & thinking, chewing & smiling, and movement. No stone is left unturned in this comprehensive resource for parents and professionals!

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Dr. Layne Martin about his journey. No stone is unturned as Dr. Martin discusses everything from serving in the U.S. Navy, his successful restorative dentistry private practice in NYC, and going back to school to become an orthodontist.

Dr. Martin shares his struggle with restorative dentistry, admittedly missing the root cause of patient issues by focusing on treating the symptoms. Wanting to help patients everywhere, Dr. Martin became an airway-centric orthodontist and is helping to educate other dental professionals on treating the root cause of patients' ailments.

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In this Episode, Hallie talks with Dr. Marielly Mitchell, OTD, OTR/L, SIPT, SWC about the most recent CDC milestone updates from an occupational therapist's perspective. They discuss the importance of crawling as well as other important milestones. Every child deserves to thrive. Listen to ensure you join our mission to prevent children from falling behind and through the cracks

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Dr. David E Thome DDS, Certified, American Board of Pediatric Dentist, FAAPD about the importance of finding the root cause when treating patients. They discuss the primary reason for dysfunction and the importance of breathing.

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Daniel Lopez, D.O. on what fascia is and the importance of bodywork. Daniel discusses the dynamics of fascia and why the tongue and swallowing are so strongly affected by fascial tension. They discuss what a tongue tie release does to the body, why bodywork is important and how you can resolve fascial tension in your body.

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Alonna Bondar, M.S., CCC-SLP about her journey with TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint), Airway, and Myofunctional disorders. Alonna shares her story with her history of teeth grinding, TMJ issues, and TOTs (Tethered Oral Tissues). Alonna gives perspective on the importance of finding the right team of providers and gaining the proper education in this space.

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In this episode, Hallie talks with Scott Kaylor, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Board Certified Clinical Specialist in Sports Physical Therapy. Scott shares his journey into training through the Postural Restoration Institute (PRI) and his patient-centered and holistic clinical approach to assessment and treatment. Scott also shares his interdisciplinary approach to treating his patients and speaks to some of the team members he collaborates with most frequently; dental/orthodontic and orofacial myofunctional therapy providers.

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In this episode, Hallie talks about the most recent CDC milestone updates. While there are wide ranges of milestone achievements, specific milestones can wreak havoc if missed. As always we need to focus on the root cause of any functional deficits and missed milestones are an important piece of the diagnostic puzzle.

Are the CDCs changes beneficial or bogus? Listen to find out.

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