MA Klaudia Romanowska

Neurologopedic therapist

Neurologopedist, graduate of speech therapy studies at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin.

She specialises in the diagnosis and speech therapy of children from the age of 6, adolescents and adults.

He works with patients:

• with articulatory disorders (e.g. lack of correct realisation of the [r] voiced word, septation),
• with abnormalities of biological function (e.g. abnormal breathing pattern, abnormal resting position of the tongue, non-physiological type of swallowing),
• with malocclusion and during orthodontic treatment,
• with temporomandibular joint dysfunctions (e.g. bruxism, musculo-fascial/articular pain of the masticatory organ, hypermobility of the temporomandibular joint and others),
• in the field of oral frenum diagnosis and pre- and post-operative therapy for frenum plication procedures.

Certified in, among other things:

• SMURF method (including FTM) - diagnosis and therapy of speech defects with physiological myofunctional therapy,
• speech therapy for adults with speech defects,
• speech therapy massage and the use of speech therapy vibrators,
• diagnosis and therapy of ankyloglossia before and after frenulum correction surgery of the tongue,
• myofunctional therapy for children and adults,
• A holistic approach to speech and dental disorders in adults,
• diagnosis and therapy of the function of the oro-facial complex in orthodontic terms,
• speech therapy electrostimulation,
• diagnosis and therapy of the temporomandibular joint.

She also holds a master's degree in vocal studies from the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw, which allows her to effectively support patients in voice emission and diction.