Certified Orofacial Myofunctional Therapist

Joy L Moeller, BS, RDH, AOMT-C, COM®

Myofunctional Therapist

Joy Moeller has worked in private practice as a Myofunctional Therapist since 1980, accumulating over four decades of invaluable experience in the field.

Education

She graduated from the Myofunctional Therapy Institute in Coral Gables, Florida, and completed an extensive Orofacial Myofucntional Therapy internship.

Treatment Plan

“Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy must be part of the treatment plan from the beginning. This way the patient understands from day one that the muscle adaptation is important for long term stability.”

About Joy Moeller

Joy’s teaching background includes: universities, seminars, conventions, podcasts, and more.

She teaches and continues to instruct graduate and post-graduate students on the principles of Myofunctional Therapy as a guest speaker at numerous universities.

What is Myofunctional Therapy?

Myofunctional Therapy is Neurologic re-education or re-patterning of the oral facial muscles using specific therapeutic techniques over a period of time to assist in proper functions, growth and development, and proper esthetics.

Target Areas

Myofunctional Therapy targets disorders related to the muscles and functions of the face and mouth.

Goals and Techniques

Therapists focus on exercises and techniques to correct improper muscle function and coordination.

Therapist Role

Myofunctional Therapists work with patients to retrain muscles and establish proper oral habits with various conditions.

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What is Myofunctional Therapy?

Myofunctional Therapy is Neurologic re-education or re-patterning of the oral facial muscles using specific therapeutic techniques over a period of time to assist in proper functions, growth and development, and proper esthetics.

Target Areas

Myofunctional Therapy targets disorders related to the muscles and functions of the face and mouth.

Goals and Techniques

Therapists focus on exercises and techniques to correct improper muscle function and coordination.

Therapist Role

Myofunctional Therapists work with patients to retrain muscles and establish proper oral habits with various conditions.

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What are OMDs?

Therapy that’s easy to swallow.

Myofunctional Therapy is a program used to treat incorrect patterns of muscle functions used for swallowing, breathing and chewing.

See the amazing way that Myofunctional Therapy is helping people.

“I no longer have headaches, my sinuses are flourishing and healthy, I don’t mouth breathe…”

Katarina W.

“Joy Moeller, whom I had the good fortune of meeting as a result of an earlier interview, is a leading expert in this form of therapy in the US.”

Dr. Joseph Mercola
Physician and NY Times Best Selling Author

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