Karindy Ong, MA, CCC-SLP, CFT
The Myohacker Podcast: Answering Myo, Airway, & Feeding Questions
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 th...
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Karindy Ong, MA, CCC-SLP, CFT
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Jun 30, 2026
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Episodes
01: Does gasping when talking indicate an airway problem? 28.11.2024 12:32
In this episode of The Myohacker Podcast, host Karindy Ong, MA, CCC-SLP addresses common questions regarding myofunctional health, particularly focusing on oral dysfunction in children. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the connection between oral function, breathing patterns, possible restrictions in the mouth and how they might impact growth and development. The conversation highlig...
00: The Myohacker Podcast: Answering Parent Questions about Airway and Myo 21.11.2024 1:23
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 thr...
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