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More Than Picky: Food Chaining with Cheri Fraker, CCC/SLP  

More Than Picky: Food Chaining with Cheri Fraker, CCC/SLP

Author: Cheri Fraker, CCC/SLP

Cheri Fraker, CCC/SLP, is an ASHA certified pediatric speech language pathologist and oral feeding specialist. Cheri teaches the listener about her PreChaining and Food Chaining therapy programs, she provides many tips for parents and therapists, and explains how to treat infants and children struggling with severe feeding and swallowing problems. Cheri discusses complex treatment programs to avoid or reducing the severity of the most challenging pediatric feeding disorders. Cheri also offers mentoring services in season 2, sharing her thirty seven years of experience with the audience.
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Genres: Health & Fitness, Nutrition

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7 years old, non-oral feeder, dysphagia, FTT, sensory processing disorder and a lot of fear
Episode 13
Tuesday, 23 July, 2024

Today I discuss my work with a seven year old child who was tube fed starting at age 4 months. He had years of therapy but did not make progress and even with tube feeds, weight gain was poor. I had to unravel his past, explore his prior diagnostics, win his trust and form a plan. In two years, we reached our goals with PreChaining and Food Chaining therapy, nutritional rehab and a comprehensive feeding team care plan. Want to know how we did it? Listen…

 

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