Episode 313: For The Love of Feeding with Cathy Stys, MA SLP, CPFT™, OMT

31 Mar 2025 · 1 min
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In this segment, Cathy Stys explains a flexible, non‑cookbook framework for feeding therapy that provides clinicians with a structured outline and a wealth of resources. The framework is designed to be adapted to each child‑family dyad’s unique needs, offering “aha moments” and practical guidance that help therapists feel confident that they are delivering appropriate, individualized care. While it supplies a comprehensive set of information, clinicians are encouraged to customize their approach rather than follow a rigid protocol.

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