The Untethered Podcast™

This week, join Hallie as she addresses Mini-Myo (mini orofacial myofunctional therapy) and its role in pediatric feeding therapy, emphasizing that Mini-Myo is merely a marketing tactic. 

Listen as she stresses the need for proper licensure and training for those offering pediatric feeding therapy, explains key goals of orofacial myofunctional therapy, and so much more!

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This week,  Hallie discusses the topic of pacifiers and addresses the misinformation spread by a viral Instagram reel and the lack of research and third-party validation for pacifier claims made by companies in the United States. 

Tune in as Hallie debunks pacifier myths,  highlights the importance of proper oral rest posture, and MORE!

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This week on the podcast, Hallie welcomes Dena Freedman-Muchnick, a licensed speech-language pathologist with over 24 years of experience,  certified lactation consultant, and founder and clinical director of Myofunctional Spot.

Dena Freedman Muchnick shares her son’s journey with food allergies and the Tolerance Induction Program (TIP) at the Food Allergy Institute. 

Dena and Hallie also talk about the program's personalized approach, costs, and the potential for a life-changing outcome. Tune in to hear about the challenges, successes, future of food allergy treatment, and more!

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In this episode, Hallie discusses the healing process after a tongue, lip, or buckle tie release and outlines the phases of healing, including the inflammatory phase, the proliferation fibroblastic phase, and the recovery and healing phase. 

Join Hallie as she talks about the importance of monitoring healing alongside symptoms and completing post-op therapy, the significance of retraining orofacial muscles and more!

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In this week's episode, Hallie shares her insights on appropriate timing for a tethered oral tissue release. She emphasizes the importance of proper preparation before scheduling a release and the need for a collaborative team of professionals. 

Tune in as Hallie discusses the factors that contribute to optimal outcomes, including assessing muscle function, addressing body tension, and individualizing the treatment plan and more!

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This week on The Untethered Podcast, Hallie welcomes mother-daughter duo, Drs. Lynda & Krystle Dean-Duru,  board certified pediatric dentists specializing in integrative, functional holistic pediatric dental care. Together they discuss the importance of early intervention in pediatric dentistry and the need for a more comprehensive approach to oral health.

Tune in as they talk about  the interconnectedness of facial growth, airway function, and overall health. Drs. Lynda and Krystle also share insights on the crucial role of pediatric dentists in identifying and addressing issues like tongue and lip ties, breastfeeding difficulties, facial development and MORE!

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On the podcast this week, Hallie dives into how to approach orthodontists who have different approaches to treatment. She talks about the importance of personalized care, functional evaluations, and the role of appliances in therapy. 

Hallie also gives tips on building strong referral relationships, getting second opinions, and avoiding high-pressure sales tactics, all to ensure patient-centered decision-making. 

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This week, Hallie features the Certified Pediatric Feeding Therapist™ (CPFT™) Certification. She explains what a CPFT™ is, how to apply for the certification, and the path to certification. 

Hallie also discusses the importance of accreditation and the need to up-level the standards in pediatric feeding therapy and provides details about the curriculum, mentorship, and accountability group calls included in the certification. Hallie also talks about the goal of helping therapists build competence, confidence, and recognition in the field of pediatric feeding therapy.

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This week on the podcast, Hallie discusses the gaps in our understanding of the relationship between tethered oral tissues and food aversions.

Hallie talks about the need for more research on how these tissues affect sensory processing during eating, the importance of early identification and interventions, and the effectiveness of tongue tie release procedures. 

She also explores the neurological aspects and long-term impacts on dietary preferences, emphasizing the role of awareness in clinical practice and public health. 

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In this week’s episode , Hallie dives deep into the connection between tethered oral tissues, food aversions, and the nervous system.

Join the conversation and discover how tongue ties can affect your child's ability to chew and swallow, leading to picky eating and feeding difficulties. Hallie highlights the importance of transitioning kids from ‘fight or flight’ mode to ‘rest and digest’ mode for effective feeding therapy and more!

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