Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Facilitator
Licensed Speech Language Pathologists
Participants
Students & Enthusiasts of Speech Language Pathology & Nutrition Sciences Add photos in drive called Feeding Disorders
Partner Overview
In this workshop, participants will gain knowledge of the impacting domains on Pediatric Feeding Disorders (PFD), develop skills needed to appropriately identify a picky eater vs. a problem feeder (i.e. someone who requires treatment), and will gain an understanding of two therapeutic approaches to support children with a limited food repertoire. Attendees will participate in a hands-on learning module to further develop their understanding of the sensory challenges related to eating and drinking. Additionally, attendees will develop a plan for a Food Chaining approach to therapy based on a case example provided.
Why are these skills necessary?
Undergraduate/graduate education related to Pediatric Feeding Disorders (PFD) is limited and it is extremely important for young practitioners to gain a clear understanding of the multi-factorial impacts on PFD as well as a basic understanding of therapeutic approaches that can be used with patients who have a limited food repertoire. Developing awareness of the unique challenges for the PFD population will support students in their preparation as professional clinicians.
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