The International Consortium of Oral Ankylofrenula Professionals (ICAP) was formed in 2016 with the desire to have a democratic organization for healthcare professionals wanting to assess, understand and treat oral restrictions. ICAP was conceived in response to a call for an ethical, inclusive and fair organization to represent the growing number of oral ankylofrenula professionals in the world. It is with ICAP's strongest belief that mutual respect and collaboration amongst all healthcare professionals working with oral restrictions is essential to furthering knowledge and maximizing success in this emerging field. ICAP is an international community of members that span the globe.
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Dr. Darlene Buan-Basit, BA(Hons),DC
Toronto, Canada
Dr. Darlene Buan-Basit graduated from the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) in 2003. She is a pediatric chiropractor who supports breastfeeding families by working closely with lactation consultants, doulas, midwives and pediatricians to help the mother and baby overcome challenges. She treats specific issues that may be contributing to challenges, including, but not limited to, tongue ties, tortacollis, traumatic births and blocked ducts.
Megan Musso, MA, CCC-L/SLP, CLC
Lake Charles, USA
Megan Musso is a certified and licensed Speech-Language Pathologist and the founder and owner of Magnolia Pediatric Therapy in Lake Charles, Louisiana. Megan has a special interest in treating children and infants with feeding and swallowing disorders. Complimenting her passion for feeding, Megan also has a love for early intervention. She has provided services to the birth to three population through Early Steps and private practice since entering the field.
Dr. Sharon Smart, PhD,
BSc, CPSP, FHEA
Perth, Australia
Dr. Sharon Smart is a speech pathologist and lecturer in the Curtin School of Allied Health at Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia. She has worked as a speech pathologist in paediatric feeding and swallowing disorders for over 20 years, and her research. Sharon has taught into more than 20 undergraduate and postgraduate units in paediatric speech, language, feeding and swallowing disorders. Her research interests are the impact of ankyloglossia on feeding and speech sound production, and paediatric feeding disorders.
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