Afleveringen
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Join us as we explore the upcoming Feeding and Eating Psychology Summit, featuring expert insights on multidisciplinary approaches, real-life case studies, cultural considerations, and ethical discussions in pediatric feeding. This episode provides a comprehensive preview of the event and highlights key themes to enhance clinical practice.
2026 Feeding + Eating Psychology Summit
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In this episode, we explore the Physician Outreach Project with co-Chair Lily Glasgo, PhD, OTR/L. The project focuses on improving physician understanding of Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) through short, impactful videos and grassroots recruitment strategies.
Education for Primary Care Providers - Feeding Matters
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In this episode, attorney and healthcare lobbyist, Liz Goodman shares her personal journey navigating feeding issues, healthcare systems, and advocacy for her daughter Ellie.
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In this episode, Dr. Kelsey Thompson shares her journey from clinical practice to research in feeding, the importance of specialized training, and how to improve preparedness among professionals. Discover practical strategies for integrating lived experience, enhancing education, and fostering interprofessional collaboration in feeding therapy.
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Join us in this episode as we go behind the scenes of the recent Feeding Matters Shannon Goldwater Summit for Change event. Our guests, Daria Gledhill and Ruth Bourque, share their experiences co-chairing this impactful event, emphasizing parent-professional collaboration, cultural inclusivity, and system-level change strategies.
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Hosts Jaclyn Pederson and Hayley Estrem, welcome guest Rokki Garcia, SLP.D., CCC-SLP, a feeding therapist, and chair of the Feeding Matters’ Feeding Alliance Education Pillar to explore the evolution of education and interprofessional collaboration in feeding care.
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In this episode, Dr. Olaf Kraus De Camargo, a developmental pediatrician and researcher, discusses the application of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability, and Health (ICF) to pediatric feeding disorders. The conversation explores how this framework enhances multidisciplinary collaboration, improves communication, and shifts focus towards functional outcomes in pediatric care.
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In this episode, Dr. Emily Lively shares her journey into the field of pediatric feeding, the challenges faced in diagnosis and treatment, and the development of a new Feeding Matters ARFID Guide to support families, individuals, and professionals worldwide.
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In this episode, Emory Center for Ethics Director, John Lysaker brings an ethical lens to feeding care. From navigating autonomy to embracing the iterative nature of treatment, this conversation challenges us to think more deeply about how care is experienced, not just delivered.
The discussion also highlights the Center for Feeding Ethics, a new initiative from Feeding Matters created in collaboration with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to advance ethical standards in feeding care.
The Center for Feeding Ethics will engage clinicians, researchers, individuals with lived experience, and advocates in shaping the future of ethical feeding care.
If you are interested in contributing to this work, we invite you to complete the Interest Form.
Learn more about the Center for Feeding Ethics.
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In this episode, Dr. Jaime Phelan, MD shares his journey with Feeding Matters and explores how feeding disorder terminology, the recognition of PFD as a diagnosis, and collaborative, family-centered care are shaping support for families
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In honor of Autism Acceptance Month, this episode explores what it means to embrace neurodiversity at home and in the community. We discuss supporting families, balancing therapy and daily life, choosing the right school environment, and offering practical, compassionate guidance for caregivers and professionals alike.
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Jaclyn Pederson and Cuyler Romeo, Feeding Matters' Director of Strategic Initiatives, discuss the importance of consensus building, focusing on their recent work and the development of inclusive, effective principles and practices.
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In this episode Jinhee Park, Ph.D., RN, shares how research, clinical expertise, and compassionate care come together to improve feeding outcomes for our most vulnerable infants. From early questions in the NICU to innovative tools and approaches.
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Yev Veverka, PhD, BCBA-D shares her journey into pediatric feeding support, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, family-centered care, and capacity building in the field. She discusses how behavioral science can be integrated compassionately and responsibly to improve feeding outcomes for children.
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Jaclyn Pederson, CEO of Feeding Matters, shares updates on the organization's recent activities, upcoming events, and strategic initiatives, emphasizing community involvement and progress in feeding disorder research and advocacy.
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This episode features the co-chairs of the International PFD Conference, Kristen M. West Ed.D. CCC-SLP and Pamela Knight, Parent Advocate, MPH, EMT, discussing their journeys, the importance of family voices in pediatric feeding, and the evolution of the field. They share insights on conference planning, balancing professional and human perspectives, and the future of pediatric feeding.
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In this episode of the Feeding Does Matter, pediatric dietitian and @thefamilynutritionist Alexandra Turnbull shares insights from her work in pediatric and school nutrition, as well as her experience engaging an online community of parents. She discusses how language, mindset, and expectations shape the feeding experience, offering practical ways to reframe feeding challenges and navigate parental guilt. The conversation highlights the importance of individualized care and taking a compassionate, long-term approach to building sustainable feeding practices.
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Celebrating 20 years of Feeding Matters with Erin Ross, PhD, CCC-SLP, CLC. Dr. Ross shares her stories behind the movement.
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