Lip Retraction Exercise for Speech and Oral Motor Function - Follow Along

Follow along video for completing oral motor exercises for adults with swallow or speech problems. Designed for individuals with labial weakness caused by strokes, Parkinson's, ALS, traumatic brain injury, or other diseases that damage the area of the brain responsible for oral motor control.
~~~~Medical Disclaimer~~~~
All information, content, and material of this video is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to serve as a substitute for the consultation, diagnosis, and/or medical treatment of a qualified physician or healthcare provider. Never rely on information from this channel in place of seeking medical advice. You are encouraged to confer with your medical professional with regard to information contained in this video BEFORE completing these exercises. By performing any exercises, you are performing them at your own risk. ​Kasondra Vanpykeren is not responsible or liable for any advice, course of treatment, diagnosis, injury or harm you sustain as a result of these exercises and information in this channel.

[@lizzytinndrawers]

I've gone through so many videos and I came across yours. Totally helpful. THANK YOU

[@SpeechSecrets]

Right on! So glad to hear it. Thanks for the feedback and taking the time to let me know!

[@ledicarbedana2614]

Hi there doc. Im from Philippines and my hubby is 3 weeks stroke and he is Left brain stroke and he couldn't speak and im thankful to find your video and i will use it tomorrow as for his daily exercise

[@SpeechSecrets]

Hi Ledi. I’m so sorry to hear about your hubby and his stroke. Glad you are finding this resource helpful. Make sure to check out the aphasia therapy at home videos with singing, phrase completion and automatics too. Wishing him much healing. ❤️‍🩹

[@Shishanann]

Hey, I recently found your videos and just want to say that they're really helping me. I don't have the mentioned conditions, just a TON of tension and triggerpoints

[@SpeechSecrets]

Aaron that's great to hear! These exercises can definitely provide stretching, but my specialty is with brain injury. It's a personal interest of mine to learn more about treatment of oral myofunctional disorders, but here is certainly some overlap here. Wishing you continued relief.

[@earthman4020]

Thank you for the genuine smiles.

[@Sallygoodberrygoodberry]

thank you for smilling

[@MillionaireClub-od3ll]

thank you for making me smile.

[@SpeechSecrets]

My pleasure! I hope your cheeks are sore :-)

[@Sallygoodberrygoodberry]

@@SpeechSecrets im scared now

[@Thefusiongamer-zr8hz]

@@Sallygoodberrygoodberrybruh lol 😅 me too

[@LanzeOlvida]

Thank you for making me smile ❤

[@TiffanyPorter-p1o]

Thanks for your help

[@SpeechSecrets]

Happy to help!

[@soniabravo2743]

Gracias,tu eres grande,

[@SpeechSecrets]

Que amable! Gracias por mirar. Espero crear uno videos en español pronto!

[@knotweedkninja8539]

I needed this.

[@SpeechSecrets]

Awesome!

[@GulabShah-o6z]

Thanks

[@SpeechSecrets]

My pleasure!

[@richardalcantara4814]

Thank you

[@SpeechSecrets]

You bet!

[@tdll360]

Is this exercises for cp children five years old .

[@tdll360]

؟

[@Dharannepal-mg5sj]

yes

[@Dharannepal-mg5sj]

for 4 yrs to 60 years

[@Dharannepal-mg5sj]

😁

[@WilliamKalagayan]

watching

[@Sallygoodberrygoodberry]

this video makes me smille😁

[@SpeechSecrets]

:) :) :)

[@rafaelelv2124]

Thanks

[@SpeechSecrets]

You bet! Thanks for commenting :-)

[@Thefusiongamer-zr8hz]

Every like I do 50 pushups 😅

[@SpeechSecrets]

💪

[@mokujin29]

But this causes wrinkles

[@krneel128]

I think wrinkles is the least of your worries when it comes to communicating with other people....

[@Sallygoodberrygoodberry]

@@krneel128No stop lying!

[@Thefusiongamer-zr8hz]

Stop lying 🤥 lier

[@Thefusiongamer-zr8hz]

liar

[@Sallygoodberrygoodberry]

Thank you for the genuine smiles.

[@SpeechSecrets]

:-) :-) :-)