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Jordyn Hazelrig

M.S., CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist | Lactation Specialist

Background

Jordyn is a Speech-Language Pathologist who supports infants and toddlers with feeding, oral‑motor development, and early airway needs. She has advanced training in breast and bottle feeding, as well as how tongue and lip ties affect feeding and breathing. Jordyn uses gentle, hands‑on techniques, therapeutic handling and Tummy Time! Method to help babies feel more comfortable in their bodies and develop the skills they need for successful feeding. She loves partnering with families, offering clear guidance and compassionate support every step of the way to support long-term feeding success.

Specialties

Feeding tube support and weaning

GI Issues (Colic - Spitting up - Reflux - GER - GERD - gas - constipation)

Body tension (infant - parent/caregiver)

Neurodivergence (e.g. ASD - ADHD)

Medically complex

Genetic & birth conditions (e.g. Down syndrome - cerebral palsy)

Allergies and food sensitivities

Breastfeeding/bottle feeding difficulties (latching - dribbling - leakage - gagging - choking - coughing - clicking - weaning - aversion)

Oral Ties (tongue-tie - lip-tie - buccal-ties)

Difficulty with attention and engagement

Solid feeding and swallowing (gagging - poor chewing - choking - straw drinking - cup drinking - leakage - picky eating - refusal)

Nutrition

Oral-motor hypotonia (e.g. - weak jaw - open mouth posture)

Speech milestones

Limited social interaction with peers

Oral habits (e.g. pacifier use - thumb or digit sucking habits - blanket sucking)

AAC

Eczema/rashes

Language milestones

Social communication

Prematurity

Delayed play skills (e.g. pretend - functional)

Education & Training

M.S., CCC-SLP

Insurance

Superbill for reimbursement

Out-of-network

Languages

English

Affirming Care

Neurodiversity Affirming

Trauma Informed

LGBTQIA+

Contact

Provider Website

(770) 285-7892

Service Areas

2450 Atlanta Hwy, Suite 204
Cumming, GA 30040

Atlanta, GA

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A professional development course for occupational therapy practitioners, OT assistants, physical therapists, and speech-language pathologists. Learn clinical frameworks for the evaluation and treatment of infants with suspected tethered oral tissues — anatomical, developmental, and functional perspectives that support clinical reasoning, assessment, and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Virtual 4-Week Feeding Class for Parents of Children With Down Syndrome

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Since 2002, Prenatal Yoga Center has offered expert-led prenatal and postnatal yoga, childbirth education, and parenting preparation classes for expectant and new families. Our evidence-based PYC Method blends functional movement, childbirth education, and community to help students prepare for birth, recover postpartum, and build confidence for the journey into parenthood. We offer in-studio, livestream, hybrid, […]

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Feeding for Function

So many parents are handed a list of foods to offer but never taught how to build the skills that make eating successful. That’s why I created Feeding for Function. Inside the course, you’ll learn how to support: ✨ Healthy chewing ✨ Oral and jaw development ✨ Tongue function ✨ Texture progression ✨ Positive mealtimes […]

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