This is a step by step guide for speech-language pathologists and families to use with their students and children. It give guidance and a protocol but also allows for flexibly and your own creativity. Nasal breathing increases health and focus. Our bodies are designed to breathe nasally. When we do not nasally breath and instead breath though the mouth, we are introducing and promoting a variety of complications such as inflamed tonsils and adenoids, asthma, sleep apnea, chronic respiratory infections, exacerbated speech and myofunctional issues, etc.
This is a step by step guide for speech-language pathologists and families to use with their students and children. It give guidance and a protocol but also allows for flexibly and your own creativity. Nasal breathing increases health and focus. Our bodies are designed to breathe nasally. When we do not nasally breath and instead breath though the mouth, we are introducing and promoting a variety of complications such as inflamed tonsils and adenoids, asthma, sleep apnea, chronic respiratory infections, exacerbated speech and myofunctional issues, etc.