A short excerpt from a presentation by Hallie Bulkin arguing for expanding perspective in pediatric feeding work: as clinicians meet needs they discover progressively larger 'bigger pictures,' which motivates them to collaborate with higher-tier professionals. The core, stated mission is timely care—specifically getting children off pediatric feeding waitlists so they receive treatment without delay.
And when you start to fill that need, you're going to see there's a bigger picture. And once you start to step into that bigger picture, guess what? There's an even bigger picture. And I just, that's what this does. Like, like, if you pull mouse a cookie, start, like, seeing, like, like, okay. And then, like, you know, you're, which is you're so motivated to keep going. Right? To keep touching those, like, higher tiers of professionals. And, and ultimately all of this is for the same mission. We all have the same mission, which is just better treat for the kid and. Right. Let's get the kids off wait lists. Let's. That was like, my whole goal was getting children off pediatric feeding wait list. It's like they don't have the time to wait. No, they need to now.
What I Was Missing in Feeding Therapy: ARFID, Airway, and Myo with Samy Hernandez
