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Ideas to Manage Complex Feeding Difficulties

Watch our Zoom Webinar with Speech and Language Therapist Natalie.

Feeding difficulties are present in around 25% of typically developing children, rising to around 80% in children with developmental difficulties such as Autism, Down’s Syndrome and Cerebral Palsy.

This zoom webinar includes how the sensory system affects feeding and how to help at home.

Helping children who find mealtimes a challenge can be stressful and hard work. Natalie has put together some practical ideas and strategies, to help make mealtimes, good times.

Complex Feeding Difficulties

Complex Feeding Difficulties: Tips and Information for you to try at Home

Download a copy of this presentation here.

Natalie Morris

Natalie is CEO and Founder of The Feeding Trust, a not-for-profit social enterprise for children with complex feeding difficulties. She is a qualified Speech and Language Therapist (SLT) who specialises in neuro-developmental disabilities and feeding difficulties. Natalie runs a multi-disciplinary feeding clinic in the Midlands with a team of specialist feeding therapists from Occupational Therapy, SLT, Psychology and Nutritional & Dietetics. Contact Natalie: natalie@feedingtrust.org 0121 289 3204

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