Breathing strength is gaining attention in both healthcare and everyday wellness conversations — yet many clinicians, patients, and caregivers still have questions about how and when it may be helpful.
Join Dr. Nina Bausek and Katelyn Swiader, CCC-SLP, for a scientifically grounded educational session exploring respiratory muscle training and its potential impact on communication, endurance, recovery, and daily function.
This session draws on PN Medical’s research, clinical collaborations, and real-world experience.
📅 March 31 🕒 3 PM ET 🎥 Live Webinar (Replay Available)
Discussion Points
Development and evolution of respiratory muscle training, including The Breather
Foundations of respiratory muscle training
Overview of supporting evidence
Training demonstration
Real-world use considerations
Live Q&A
Who This Is For
This discussion is designed for:
Patients working to improve breathing strength or endurance
Caregivers supporting respiratory recovery
Individuals interested in breathing function or respiratory health
Clinicians across rehabilitation, pulmonary, and voice care
Students and educators exploring respiratory physiology
Katelyn Swiader is a speech-language pathologist specializing in voice and upper airway function, with a background in vocal performance and over 15 years of coaching experience. As Master Coach at PN Medical, she leads clinical training initiatives focused on respiratory muscle training and collaborates on global education and research outreach.
Chief Scientist, PN Medical
Dr. Nina Bausek
Dr. Bausek brings a deep scientific perspective to respiratory physiology, genetics, and systems-based thinking. Her work bridges research and application, helping translate complex biological principles into meaningful clinical insight.
