Episode 77 of the Airway First podcast is now out! You can catch this and all other episodes on Apple, SoundCloud, Podbean, RSS, Spotify, iHeart Radio, or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. And don't forget to check us out on YouTube!
My guest today is Dr. Marielly Mitchell. With a clinical Doctorate, a.k.a. an “OTD,” in Pediatric Occupational Therapy and nearly 13 years of hands-on experience, Doctor Marielly is more than a leading expert — she's a beacon of hope for countless families. Her personal journey, marked by sensory challenges and ear infections during her youth, has given her a deep, empathetic understanding of the children she serves.
At TheraPlay LA, Doctor Marielly combines cutting-edge research with heartfelt care, ensuring every child gets the personalized attention they deserve. Her innovative approaches, like the integration of airway health, sleep, sensory processing, nutrition, and motor skills stem from a profound commitment to go beyond conventional methods and truly unlock each child's potential.
Recognized nationally for her expertise, Doctor Marielly isn't just the foundation of Theraplay LA; she's a pillar of support for every child and family who walks through our doors.
You can find out more about Mr. Mitchell at theraplayla.com.
Build a team for your child. It's a marathon, not a sprint. ~ Dr. Marielly Mitchell
Show Notes
Throughout the episode, Dr. Mitchell mentions several resources that may be useful for both parents and medical professionals. This blog post is dedicated on providing all of that supporting material:
TherePlay LA - Dr. Marielly Mitchell's website
Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art, by James Nestor
The Airway Huddle - CAFF Parent's Facebook Support Group
EDUCATION IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARDS HELP FOR YOUR CHIL'S AIRWAY ISSUES
Education is the first step for any parent who might be concerned about their child's mental and physical health.
The Children's Airway First Foundation Resource library has information that can help identify symptoms and provide guidance on the first steps towards helping your child with an airway disorder.
As with any medical condition, consult your child's pediatrician should you see any of these symptoms in your child or if you suspect your child is suffering from an airway disorder.
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