Our Specialties

Myofunctional Therapy focuses on correcting improper oral habits involving the muscles of the face, mouth, and tongue. These patterns—known as orofacial myofunctional disorders (OMDs)—can affect breathing, speech, swallowing, dental development, and even sleep.

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Speech Sound Production Therapy, also known as articulation or phonological therapy, focuses on improving how speech sounds are produced. If a person has difficulty saying certain sounds correctly—such as substituting “w” for “r” (e.g., “wabbit” instead of “rabbit”)—this therapy helps them learn the correct placement of their tongue to accurately produce these sounds and increase their intelligibility (i.e., the ability to be understood).

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Early Language Therapy focuses on helping young children—typically ages 0 to 3—develop the foundational skills they need to understand and use language effectively.

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Feeding Therapy at K.O. Speech & Myo - Chicago supports children who have difficulty eating or drinking due to oral motor and swallowing challenges. It’s more than just messy or picky eating—it’s about helping children learn how to eat safely, comfortably, and confidently.

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