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Where is Karindy located?

Pure Chiropractic at Bayou City Breastfeeding, 26077 Nelson Way, #601, Katy, TX 77494.

What ages does Karindy treat?

Karindy works with clients from 6 months to 64 years of age. Special considerations apply for infants under 6 months and adults over 65.

What do therapy sessions look like?

Sessions incorporate play, food-based exercises, and sensory stimulation techniques including vibration, temperature, and biohacking tools, tailored to each client's age and needs.

What does Karindy specialize in treating?

Oral motor concerns, orofacial myofunctional disorders, and feeding/swallowing issues with a holistic, whole-body approach.

Who is Karindy NOT a good fit for?

Karindy may not be the right fit for those who are skeptical of holistic and functional medicine approaches. She integrates biohacking, fascia therapy, and naturopathic perspectives into her practice.

What are tools that Karindy recommends on a regular basis?

Chewy tubes, The Sensi, and The Myomunchee are tools she recommends frequently. You can find her full list on the Recommendations page.

Do you offer virtual therapy sessions?

Virtual sessions are available only for existing patients under specific circumstances. New clients should schedule an in-person evaluation first. Virtual consultations for second opinions or case discussions are available to anyone.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Complete the contact form on the Services page and Karindy's team will follow up to schedule your appointment.

Do you require a referral or diagnosis to begin therapy?

No formal diagnosis or referral is required to start. Collaboration with other specialists (dentists, ENTs, orthodontists) is welcomed and encouraged.

How long does therapy take?

Duration depends on severity and consistency with home practice. Most programs run several months. Progress is faster with daily home exercises.

What does a typical therapy session look like?

Sessions include education, exercises, habit training, and functional practice. Karindy involves the whole family so home practice is effective and sustainable.

Do you accept insurance?

No insurance is accepted at this time. Karindy is a private-pay practice. She can provide documentation that may support out-of-network reimbursement requests.

How many sessions are needed before and after a tongue tie release?

Typically 8–12 sessions before a tongue tie release to prepare the muscles. Intermittent follow-up sessions for approximately 6 weeks after release are recommended.

Can you do both myofunctional therapy and CFT (CranioFascial Therapy)?

Karindy prefers to work alongside other body-workers, such as a CFT practitioner, when preparing for tongue tie revision rather than combining modalities in the same session.

What is myofunctional therapy?

Myofunctional therapy is an exercise-based treatment that targets improper muscle function and habits involving the tongue, lips, jaw, and face. It restores correct nasal breathing, resting tongue posture, and swallowing patterns.

What conditions does myofunctional therapy help with?

Mouth breathing, tongue thrust, tongue ties, orthodontic relapse prevention, sleep-disordered breathing, speech sound challenges, and feeding difficulties in infants and children.

How is myofunctional therapy different from speech therapy?

While speech therapy focuses primarily on articulation and language development, myofunctional therapy targets the underlying muscle coordination and functional patterns, like tongue posture and breathing, that can affect speech, sleep, and overall health.

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