Hallie Bulkin

Hallie Bulkin Business owner and mentor, course creator, presenter, podcaster, certified myofunctional therapist, & feeding specialist. Serving MD, DC and NoVA.
301.881.1394

Speech, Feeding, Occupational & Orofacial Myofunctional Therapy assessments & treatment
Customized, in-home or in-school therapy.

03/16/2026

Did you know your sleep could be behind ADHD symptoms? 🧠

I'm diving deep into one of the most misunderstood areas of airway health — the connection between sleep, airway dysfunction, and ADHD-like behaviors.

I'm sharing my own personal journey with ADHD and how unrecognized sleep disorders can severely impact neurocognitive function in both kids and adults.

Here's what we need to start talking about more:
Why quiet breathing is the gold standard for health
🚫 Why we need to stop normalizing snoring
🔍 How properly evaluating breathing patterns can lead to life-changing results beyond just treating behavioral symptoms

If this resonates with you or someone you love, this one's a must-listen.

Listen to the full podcast episode here: https://untetheredpodcast.com/

The Untethered Podcast™ is available in Spotify, Apple Podcast, or YouTube

03/13/2026

Every grad who tells me they’ve made back their investment gets this energy from me 😂

Proud? Yes.

Surprised? Never.

I knew you had it in you all along.

03/11/2026

If talking were an Olympic sport, I’d probably have won gold.🥇🤣

03/10/2026

If we had a dollar for every time a tongue tie was dismissed because of this myth, we could fund a library. 📚��Movement ≠ function. A tongue can move AND still be restricted in the ways that matter most — feeding, speech, breathing, sleep.��That’s exactly why we created our 3-part children’s book series on tongue ties because the confusion doesn’t just affect parents. Kids deserve to understand what’s happening in their own bodies too.��These books were created straight from our hearts to help children (and their grown-ups) navigate the tongue tie journey from discovery, to treatment, to healing, in a way that’s simple, gentle, and empowering.��They’re written for the kids we work with every day...and for the parents we once were.��💬 Inside, your child will:�✔️ Learn what a tongue tie is (in kid-friendly language)�✔️ Know what to expect during treatment�✔️ Feel calm, confident, and proud of their healing journey��🛒 The full series is on Amazon.

Drop a 👅 in the comments and we’ll send you the link!

It’s about time you step into your identity as a Myofunctional Therapist! 💪Stop second-guessing, stop referring out, and...
03/09/2026

It’s about time you step into your identity as a Myofunctional Therapist! 💪

Stop second-guessing, stop referring out, and start treating with confidence. It all comes down to identity + mentorship + skills.

Drop a “MYO” if you’re ready to take the next step! 🙌

03/09/2026

Most dentists focus on teeth. Dr. Casey Jones is transforming lives by focusing on how you breathe.

In this episode, we continue our deep dive into the world of airway-focused dentistry with Dr. Casey Jones. Moving beyond the traditional dental drill, Dr. Jones shares her transformative journey into sleep disorders and the "wellness collaborative" model.

We explore why breath is the ultimate foundation for health, the critical role of myofunctional therapy in addressing tongue ties, and why the future of healthcare relies on interdisciplinary collaboration rather than individual silos.

Listen t the full podcast episode here: https://untetheredpodcast.com/

The Untethered Podcast™ is available in Spotify, Apple Podcast, or YouTube

03/05/2026

Snoring in kids isn’t cute. It’s information.

Most parents assume snoring means their child is sleeping deeply.
But often, it means the opposite.

When a child snores, the airway may be struggling. And the brain may be working all night to keep breathing going — causing repeated micro-arousals that fragment sleep.

Imagine being woken up every 5 minutes all night…
and then expected to focus, learn, regulate emotions, and behave well the next day.

That’s what fragmented sleep can feel like for a child.

Over time this can show up as:
• mouth breathing
• restless sleep
• attention challenges
• mood swings
• picky eating
• feeding or speech concerns
• daytime fatigue (even if they “slept all night”)

Kids are meant to sleep quietly and breathe through their noses.

If a child snores regularly, it’s a signal worth looking into — not something to ignore.

Because when we support airway health and oral function, kids can finally get the deep, restorative sleep their brains need to grow and thrive.

👇 Curious question for parents & clinicians:
Do you think most people realize snoring in kids is a red flag?

03/05/2026

Tell me there’s a better way. There has to be! 😂

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