We are currently performing initial evaluations in the office. We are practicing infection control guidelines according to the CDC in order to protect our patients and their families from the spread of COVID19. We ask that kids who are able to wear masks, do, and the older patients and parents must enter with masks. Whoever the patient is will be able to remove their mask once sitting in the office.
We are continuing to offer both in person and teletherapy options, depending on a number of factors. However, our initial evaluations are always in person.
Please contact us via email at info@alliancenjslp.com or during regular office hours you may call the office for any changes to your already scheduled therapy appointments. You may also text Shira at (732) 344-0664 with any other late changes. Thank you and stay healthy!!
Tel: 732-942-7220
Patient Resources
The more you know, the better we can treat you. Take a look at the resources below to see what we (and other professionals) do and how we help.
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Patient Resources
Frenum Freedom
Short video illustrating lifespan of potential issues due to unresolved Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs).
Please Release Me
Excellent guidebook on anything related to releasing tongue ties, lip ties and buccal ties.
Sleep Apnea in Children: A Handbook for Familie
Excellent book to help understand how childhood apnea is diagnosed and the sleep study process.
Gasp
Book to help understand sleep disordered breathing such as OSA and UARS and how an airway centric® dentist can help.
Tongue Thrust Disorder: What Treatment Options are Best?
An article that will help if you think your child has tongue thrust problems.
Feeding Aversion by Lori Overland, MS, CCC-SLP
Different types of patients have different types of feeding aversions
Feeding Strategies in Babies with Down Syndrome
Article discussing the challenges unique to feeding babies with Down Syndrome
Do You Experience a Hoarse Voice and Rely on Your Voice in Your Work?
Symptoms and causes of hoarse voice at work
Vocal Cord Dysfunction (VCD or PVFM)
Boston News Segment on how breathing therapy can help athletes.
Healthy Breathing, 'Round the Clock article by Nicole Archambault
Wonderful article on breathing difficulties
The Listening Program®
Article about how speech is tied to listening and how improving listening can improve speech
Music Based Neuroacoustic Stimulation for Sound Brain Fitness
Great news about our offering around music based therapy.
