Join Hallie as she talks to Dr. Molly Hayes, functional airway dentist out of Omaha, Nebraska.  Mollie shares her own journey and how she went from being a traditional dentist to an airway-centric dentistry.  She shares her own philosophies and practices for her patients and her family, touching on sleep, breathing, healthy diets and slowing down to enjoy each other and life! A good conversation and reminder to do airway checks regularly as many of us continue to strive for optimal health in 2023.

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Join Hallie as she talks to Jessica Dillon, Speech-Language Pathologist and Integrative Health Coach. Jessica shares her journey into holistic health and how that practice connects with her speech-language practice. Together, Hallie and Jessica discuss treating the root cause and building a team of providers not just for your own family's journey but for your clients as well. This episode is filled with many tidbits of small changes that can be made to change one's healthy journey and path to optimal health. This is an intriguing conversation, not to be missed!

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Hallie answers a common question: "Can we continue orofacial myofunctional therapy ("myo") when a patient has a palatal expander?" Join Hallie to find out the answer!  Do you have questions you want  Hallie to address? Send her a message on Instagram @halliebulkin! Enjoy this short and sweet but info packed episode!

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Join Hallie as she jumps into the connection between tongue ties and speech. A review of sounds and tongue placement that can be affected by tongue tie is given as well as an explanation of why compensation is not “good enough”. She reminds us that research is important but so is clinical experience and finding the root cause; especially for those patients who have been in speech therapy for a LONG time.  This episode is short but info packed! Perfect for both clinicians and parents!

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Hallie continues her mini-series. Join her for a short but impactful discussion on what symptoms are common in our society but are NOT normal. She shares several signs and symptoms of sleep disordered breathing and orofacial myofunctional disorders that are often written off as being "common" and thus patients are constantly dismissed or gaslit by medical professionals. Learn more about when to seek further referrals (Hint: It starts with listening to your gut and trusting that you deserve to feel better!)

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Enuresis or bedwetting after age 4 years (and up to age 9!) is considered common by many health practitioners. Common does not mean "normal" and begs the question; what is the root cause? Hallie breaks down nighttime bedwetting after preschool age and shares research on the correlation between sleep disordered breathing (SDB) and bedwetting. Next steps to take to help your child or a child on your caseload are shared. This is a short but informative episode! 

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Liana Sved is a physical therapist and orofacial myofunctional therapist specializing in working with patients who present with temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). She joins Hallie for a fascinating conversation on the effects of TMD on the body and overall optimal function. They cover everything from how TMD pain can be felt in other parts of the orofacial structure, the importance of educating patients and allowing them to make an informed decision, how having a tongue tie can lead to TMD and the difficulties of navigating our healthcare system. If you or your patients have orofacial pain or TMD; this is a must listen!

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Rebecca Bockow, DDS is an orthodontist and periodontist based in the Seattle, WA area. Dr. Bockow is a strong proponent of early intervention, treating younger pediatric cases while collaborating with a team of educated providers in the airway health space to support these pediatric cases. Dr. Bockow and Hallie discuss what can be done if a child is in their first few years of life and too young for traditional expansion. They share personal and professional stories and experiences that have sparked their passion to treat in this arena and educate on the importance of healthy airway development. 

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Amy Best is an Otolaryngologist (ENT), caring for both adults and pediatrics. In her practice, sinus and nasal surgery are the largest volume of patient procedures. Her practice also includes other traditional ENT treatments like thyroid surgery, tonsillectomy, and adenoidectomy. Amy is now diving deep into the airway and myofunctional therapy (“myo”) world and applying her knowledge to her daily practice! She is passionate about educating her patients, family members and the general public. Join Amy and Hallie as they discuss all things personal and professional in the airway, myo, sleep, and expansion space! 

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Join Hallie as she talks to Kathleen Dung M.S, CCC-SLP.  Kathleen was one of the first speech-language pathology students to graduate from the Feed the Peds® Course. She jumped right into the course and into the world of pediatric feeding, right out of graduate school in her Clinical Fellowship (CF) year. Kathleen shares what she learned in Feed The Peds® and gives advice for new graduates as they enter into this challenging, yet rewarding field.

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