All Speech, LLC.

Speech, Reading, & Oral Myofunctional Therapy

We support you in finding your voice by providing speech therapy to adults and children, dyslexia intervention, and oral myofunctional therapy. We partner with you to master your communication goals.

All About All Speech, LLC.

Welcome!

Our licensed and certified speech-language pathologists care deeply about helping people find their voice. At All Speech, we offer virtual assessments and therapy tailored to your needs—whether for dyslexia, oral myofunctional challenges, or speech/ voice/ resonance disorders.

We are based in Dallas and proudly serve children and adults across Texas and California through flexible online sessions that meet you where you are.

Our Services

Our Specialties

We are passionate about all things speech therapy. We specialize in:

Literacy development/ dyslexia intervention
Pediatric speech and language
Oral Myofunctional therapy for adults and children
Voice training/ voice disorders

We can also assist in the development of life stories for geriatric clients.

We embrace your communication goals as our own.

Evaluations and Speech Therapy

EVALUATIONS

Our evaluations start with a case history. Then, we will meet to identify strengths and areas to grow. Lastly, we will meet to explain our findings and develop a treatment plan.

SPEECH THERAPY

We provide speech therapy services to children and adults online.

Speech Therapy for Adults

Speech Therapy for Children

Dyslexia and Reading Therapy

Reading is a skilled task that requires a combination of prior understanding of language and recognition of written language rules (Scarborough 2001).

Dyslexia or reading therapy requires the use of multiple senses to activate and train the brain on the combination of skills required for fluid and effective reading. The ultimate goal is to provide the learner with the tools to decode text and comprehend the meaning behind the words.

Often times, children will show more difficulty with reading around fourth to fifth grade as the demand switches from learning how to read to reading to learn.

Oral Myofunctional Therapy

Oral myofunctional therapy focuses on the structure and function of the facial muscles at rest and in action. The most common oral myofunctional disorders include oral habits, a tongue thrust, and mouth breathing.

You may benefit from myofunctional therapy if you:

- Are a mouth breather

- Have facial asymmetry or a tongue thrust

- Have a resting open mouth posture or a “gummy” smile

- Are struggling with an oral habit (nail biting, pen chewing, etc.)

- Had repeated braces care (orthodontics or Invisalign)

All About Myofunctional Therapy

Our Team

Sarah Guigneaux, M.S., CCC-SLP, QOM

Sarah received an M.S. degree in communication disorders from the University of Texas at Dallas and a B.S. degree in communication sciences and disorders from Texas Woman's University. As a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist (CCC-SLP), she specializes in adult and pediatric myofunctional therapy and pediatric speech and language disorders. Sarah is trained in PROMPT, LSVT, Speak Out!, and oral myofunctional therapy. She is also a CALT-In-Training, and she is familiar with Take Flight, the DuBard Association Method, and MTA (Multisensory Teaching Approach).

June (Junko) Levitt, Ph.D., LDT, CCC-SLP, QOM

June received a Ph.D. in communication sciences and disorders and a M.S. degree in applied cognition and neuroscience from the University of Texas at Dallas. As a certified and licensed speech-language pathologist (CCC-SLP), she specializes in voice/speech and neurogenic communication disorders. June is also a licensed dyslexia therapist (LDT) trained at Southern Methodist University (SMU). She is fluent in English and Japanese.