Our Therapy Services
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy
Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy is a specialized program designed to address and correct improper muscle function and patterns in the mouth and face. This therapy focuses on retraining muscles involved in functions like swallowing, chewing, and facial expressions. By targeting issues such as tongue thrust, mouth breathing, and incorrect tongue posture, Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy aims to improve overall oral and facial muscle coordination.
Infant Craniosacral Therapy
Discover the gentle magic of Infant Craniosacral Therapy! This hands-on approach promotes your baby's well-being by releasing tension around the head and spine, fostering balance in their precious nervous system. With potential benefits like easing colic and improving sleep, this therapy offers a holistic way to support your little one's development.
Buteyko Breathing
Buteyko Breathing is a technique that focuses on shallow nasal breathing to improve overall respiratory function. Developed by Russian physiologist Konstantin Buteyko, this method emphasizes reduced breathing volume and increased carbon dioxide retention. By promoting nasal breathing and controlling breath patterns, Buteyko Breathing aims to enhance oxygenation, reduce respiratory symptoms, and optimize health.
Yamuna Body Rolling
Yamuna Body Rolling is a holistic fitness and self-care practice that utilizes specialized balls designed for self-massage and body rolling techniques. This method, created by Yamuna Zake, involves placing the inflatable balls under different parts of the body and using body weight to massage and release tension in muscles and connective tissue. By rolling on the balls, individuals aim to improve flexibility, increase circulation, and release tightness and stress.
Pilates
Pilates is a low-impact exercise method that focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving flexibility, and enhancing overall body balance. Developed by Joseph Pilates, this fitness approach emphasizes controlled movements, breath awareness, and precise body alignment. Pilates exercises often involve mat work or the use of specialized equipment, such as reformers. It's popular for promoting a strong, toned body, enhancing posture, and fostering mind-body connection. Pilates is suitable for people of various fitness levels and can be adapted to individual needs, making it a versatile and effective form of exercise.