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Complex Feeding & Mealtime Success Sensory, Motor from Jessica Hunt

Complex Feeding & Mealtime Success Sensory, Motor, and Behavior Techniques to Promote Food Acceptance fromn Jessica Hunt , Susan L. Roberts

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Do you have experience working with kids that hurl food, won’t eat at a table, or won’t try new foods? Or perhaps they’ll simply consume the same stuff repeatedly? And for these families you deal with, dining out is not an option…

These children may not merely be “picky eaters,” but may also have serious skill deficiencies, health issues, dietary restrictions, or psychological issues that need to be addressed first.

A feeding issue is identified in 1 in 4 children who are “typically developing,” and it affects 3 in 4 children who have special needs. Given that every child with these challenges is different, there is a lot of intricacy with such a big population of them. To treat every individual properly, you would require a large knowledge base, yet there hasn’t been much training accessible — UNTIL NOW…

Learn the tactics you require to improve the calmness and mood of mealtimes!

You will learn the therapeutic techniques required to properly address eating issues in children through video case studies, demonstrations, and hands-on activities. You’ll not only learn about the sensory problems underlying these eating problems, but we’ll also look at behavior problems and oral motor challenges. Leave with knowledge of sophisticated methods to:

Determine if behavioural, sensory, oral motor, or a mix of these are to blame for the difficulties during meals.
For those with Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and other disabilities, lessen food rages and other eating difficulties.
Re-establish appropriate roles and expand the variety of meals available at the table. Inform and enlighten parents and other caregivers who frequently experience emotional or difficult mealtimes.

Create effective programs that transform the dinner table in your clients’ homes from a battlefield to a social gathering place by encouraging active play, self-care, compassionate caregivers, and the use of creativity!

Sensory, Motor, and Behavior Techniques for Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and Other Developmental Delays: Complex Feeding Issues

You’ll discover much more than just the sensory problems that are preventing these eating challenges; we’ll also look at behavioural problems and oral motor concerns. Learn the methods you require to make mealtimes more cheerful and calm.

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Role Practice using sensory approaches before and during mealtimes to address issues like reluctance to touch specific foods or to sit at the table.
Promote eating habits including the rotational chewing pattern, lip closure, and tongue lateralization by using oral motor exercises and methods.
Examine the misunderstandings about eating that affect kids with special needs.
Analyze the habits that prevent you from eating, then discover how to deal with them.
During mealtimes, which are frequently stressful or emotional, assist and direct the parents, carers, and other family members.

Gain the ability to pinpoint the cause(s) of a feeding issue and create therapeutic solutions that you can employ right now.

Transform Food Refusal Into Food Acceptance for Mealtime Success

Explore the usual growth of eating abilities, the growing child’s medically acknowledged nutritional needs, and sensory-based solutions to behavioral challenges at meals. Investigate many strategies that motivate kids to engage at meals.

Share similarities in how play, emotional intelligence, and mealtime skills are all developed.
Identify common misconceptions regarding fussy eaters and the research-based data that refutes these beliefs.
Consider the nutritional content and sensory preferences of a child’s current meal choices when analyzing and comparing them.
Create a strategy for successfully introducing wholesome new meals.
Integrate therapy strategies that encourage and reward a wider variety of foods and the acquisition of skillful eating
Eat well to feel well
More than 80 Recipes and Advice to Enhance Mood, Sleep, Focus, and Attention

With these nutrient-rich meals and helpful advice, you can improve your mood, sleep, and attention. To become a mental health chef at home, Eat Right, Feel Right teaches you the dos and don’ts of employing ingredients in entrées, snacks, soups, smoothies, and dressings.

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What Your Speakers Are

In West Bloomfield, Michigan, at the acclaimed Kaufman Children’s Center for Speech, Language, Sensory-Motor and Social Connections, Inc., Jessica Hunt, OTRL, oversees the occupational therapy and sensory integration programs. She has years of expertise working in clinic and home settings providing kids occupational therapy and sensory integration. Additionally, Jessica has training in “picky eating,” Talk Tools®, the Beckman Protocol, and craniosacral therapy. She has received advanced training in Samonas Sound Therapy and Therapeutic Listening®. Jessica is a program consultant for the Interactive Metronome® program and is certified in Handwriting Without Tears®, Sensory Integration, and the Praxis Test (SIPT).

For more than 20 years, Susan L. Roberts, MDiv, OTR/L, has worked with autistic kids, their families, and their communities to create “positive” and incredibly successful solutions for the home and school. Her research interests in the sensory components of healing rituals prompted her to pursue a Master of Divinity at Harvard University after earning a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy from Boston University. She now concentrates her study on the fundamental activity of childhood, play, as well as the use of mind-body techniques to attain optimum health and wellness.

Learning that Works for YOU:

View any of the video modules whenever is most convenient for you and enter the online portal right away. You may download anything to retain for later use and have unrestricted access to all the content! Additionally, you may access the course material whenever and wherever you choose on your mobile devices by using the CE21 MobileTM app.

Utilize online forums and chat boards to communicate and work together with other experts in the online community. Participants like exchanging concepts, seeking clarification, and connecting with other professionals.

After completing each module’s online CE examinations, you’ll have immediate access to your CE certifications and 12+ CE hours.

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