Welcome to The Myohacker Podcast. I am your host, Karindy Ong. I am a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist specialized in myofunctional therapy and the mom of two who has learned through clinical and personal experience how to get clear as we navigate decisions related to airway health. I am on a mission to educate families without the overwhelm so that our children can grow, eat, breathe, and thrive. Join me each week as we explore the crucial connection between how we breathe, swallow, eat, speak and sleep. We will discuss how these functions affect us holistically and discuss the why and the how of airway challenges. From tongue ties and tongue thrust, we unpack questions from parents to clarify what a whole-body approach to treatment and wellness means. Myofunctional therapy isn’t just about correcting a tongue tie; it’s about restoring balance and function to the body. Together we will discuss: -How airway issues like mouth breathing can affect our health-At-home strategies to
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Episode #52
52: Changing the Nervous System, Not Just the Tongue with Dana Lopez
Aug 18, 202629 minS1
In this episode of The MyoHacker Podcast, Dana Lopez from Inspiration Myo shares her journey from dental hygiene into myofunctional therapy and how her clinical approach expanded to include the nervous system, development, airway, and the whole person. We talk about what happens when a protocol isn’t enough and why providers need both solid training and the confidence to adapt care to the person in front of them. In this episode, we talk about: Why myofunctional therapy is about more than tongue exercises How the nervous system, development, and oral function connect When to move beyond a standard protocol and trust your clinical reasoning Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dana Lopez and her journey 02:56 The shift from dental hygiene to myofunctional therapy 04:11 Recognizing early signs and seeking specialist help 05:17 The importance of proper post-op care and training 07:42 Observing developmental signs and connecting the dots 08:09 Supporting children with myofunctional therapy and orthodontics 10:19 The broader health implications of oral and airway health 11:31 Encouragement for hygienists and providers to speak up 13:01 Changing the nervous system, not just the tongue 16:55 Why Dana chose to join the MyoHacker cohort 19:43 The value of a holistic, big-picture perspective Connect with Dayna: https://www.inspiration-myo.com/ Instagram | @inspirationmyo Connect with Karindy: https://www.myohackerslp.com/ Instagram | @Myohackerslp YouTube | @theMyohackerPodcast Credits: The Myohacker Podcast is hosted by Karindy Ong, MA, CCC-SLP and edited by Allison Massengale. Song “Better Sweater” performed by Desert Dive, licensed via Soundstripe. Content ID: DFKYWEZIUCTMMH0L Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional regarding your care.
51: The Future of Airway Care: Research, Collaboration & Myo Masterminds
Jun 30, 202636 minS1
In this episode, Karindy Ong hosts Sanda Valcu-Pinkerton and Leyli Norouz-Knutsen from The Breathe Institute to explore interdisciplinary approaches to airway health, myofunctional therapy, and the latest research and clinical practices transforming the field. Key Topics: Interdisciplinary approach to airway health Role of myofunctional therapy in cranial facial development Latest research on sleep disordered breathing Tongue tie assessment and treatment protocols Importance of community and collaboration in clinical practice Red light therapy and fascial work in healing Clinical research's role in validating therapies Educational programs and Myo Masterminds at The Breathe Institute Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Myohacker Podcast 01:08 The Breathe Institute 05:53 Curriculum Development and Myo Masterminds Program 10:38 Empowering Through Knowledge and Research 14:17 Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Patient Care 18:52 Understanding Airway and Breathing Dynamics 23:48 Exploring Tongue Tie and Surgical Protocols 28:39 Building a Supportive Community in Therapy 32:24 Innovations and Future Directions in Myofunctional Therapy 35:18 Thanks for listening Credits: The Myohacker Podcast is hosted by Karindy Ong, MA, CCC-SLP and edited by Allison Massengale. Song “Better Sweater” performed by Desert Dive, licensed via Soundstripe. Content ID: G4TUFZPEBAQ4UKUQ Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and is not medical advice. Always consult a qualified professional regarding your care.
<p>Mouth breathing can be a sign of underlying airway, inflammatory, or structural challenges. In this episode, Karindy discusses how to recognize the signs of mouth breathing in children, explores common root causes, and shares a whole-body approach to supporting healthy nasal breathing and development.</p>
<p>In This Episode:</p>
Signs of mouth breathing in children
Inflammation and environmental contributors
Adenoids, tonsils, and structural concerns
Lymphatic health and detoxification
Holistic strategies and collaborative care
<p>Chapters<br>
00:00 Welcome to the MyoHacker Podcast<br>
01:08 Mouth Breathing in Children<br>
04:15 Identifying Root Causes<br>
06:48 Inflammation and Environmental Factors<br>
09:32 Lymphatic Health...
49: Beyond Earthing: 3 Powerful Grounding Strategies for Airway Breakthroughs
Apr 7, 202642 minS1
<p>In this experiential episode, Karindy breaks down the real meaning of grounding and why it may be the missing piece behind airway issues, chronic tension, and stalled therapy outcomes.</p>
<p>This isn’t just about “earthing.”<br>
You’ll discover three powerful types of grounding—through the earth, the body, and human connection—and how they directly impact the nervous system, learning, and healing.</p>
<p>If your patients are overwhelmed, compensating, or stuck… this episode will change how you see everything.</p>
In this episode, you’ll learn:
What grounding actually is (and where it comes from)
How nervous syst...
48: The Power of Myofunctional Therapy in Holistic Health - Wellness Reality Check Interview
Mar 30, 20261h 19mS1
<p>In this episode, originally aired on The Wellness Reality Check Podcast, Karindy Ong shares her journey from working with brain injuries to specializing in airway health and myofunctional therapy. She explores why a whole-body approach is essential for addressing airway and oral dysfunction, and how structure, function, and the nervous system are deeply interconnected.</p>
<p>In this insightful conversation, Karindy discusses the role of therapies, appliances, and bodywork - including fascia and craniosacral therapy - in supporting better outcomes for both children and adults. She also highlights the importance of individualized care and collaborative treatment teams.</p>
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