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The Feeding Matters International Pediatric Feeding Disorder Conference (IPFDC) brings together over 60 experts to present two days of advanced sessions to more than 400 in-person and 1,400 virtual attendees from all over the world. Clinicians, families, and professionals from various healthcare fields join this event to learn the latest in pediatric feeding disorder (PFD) research and treatment.
This year’s theme is “Get Curious,” inspiring participants at every stage of their journey to walk away with new perspectives and actionable insights. Our agenda tackles diverse topics, from diagnosing PFD to examining social determinants of health, all while promoting family-centered care.
*These sessions have been approved for the following IL EI credits ONLY:
*Shannon Goldwater Summit for Change: What does success look like?-1 INT, 1 WWF, 0.25 AS
*Beyond the plate: Addressing food challenges and food insecurities in a complex world.-1 WWF
**Diagnosis Spotlight- Cracking the Code: Diagnosing PFD in children from diagnosis to dinner: Breaking Barriers to successful mealtimes.-0.25 ATY, 0.25 INT
*2025 Feeding Matters Symposium: Transforming the Pediatric Feeding Disorder Journey-0.5 ATY, 0.5 WWF
*Get Curious: Why does this matter?-1 WWF
*Get Curious: What is the root of the cause?-0.75 ATY
*Understanding and Effectively Responding to Children’s Cues-0.25 ATY, 0.25 TYP, 0.5 AS
* Feeding Disorders in Prenatally Substance Exposed Infants: A Family-centered and Trauma-informed Approach-0.25 ATY
* Fiji’s first culturally responsive Pediatric Feeding Support Clinic: Reflections and next steps.-0.25 WWF
* NG-tube To Oral Feeding: The Road Less Traveled-1 INT
* Responsive Mealtime Strategies in Preparation for Tube Weaning-0.25 INT
* Tubes at the table - Impact of enteral nutrition on caregiver routines-0.25 WWF
* Fostering Successful Breastfeeding in Medically Complex Infants with Disordered Bottle Feeding-0/25 TYP
* Breathing for Better Eating-0.25 WWF
* The Spectrum of Phagophobia: Identifying and Treating Different Presentations of Phagophobia-0.25 ATY
* Early Feeding and Developmental Care in a Cardiac ICU-ATY
* Registered Dietitian Nutritionists in Pediatric Feeding Therapy: Opportunities, Barriers, and Gaps Improving Care-0.25 INT
* Episodic Care to Support Children with Pediatric Feeding Disorders: Strategies and Outcomes-0.25 INT
* Confronting the Challenges: PFD in Early Intervention-0.25 WWF
* Continuing Education in Pediatric Feeding Disorder: Study Group Format-0.25 WWF
* Feeding and Swallowing Behaviours in Children with Expressive Language Disorder-0.25 ATY
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