Child and Family Development is pleased to be one of the sponsors for this week's The Down Syndrome Association of Charlotte 2010 Symposium.
On June 25, Lori Overland, MS, CCC-SLP will be training parents, caregivers and pediatric therapy providers in the Talk Tools Approach to Oral-Motor Feeding and Speech Therapy. The seminar is an overview of a sensory motor approach to feeding. It is a three-part program that outlines medical, behavioral and sensory issues which impact feeding, skills that are needed for feeding and intelligible speech and sensory diet plans.
Ms. Overland will evaluate several local children at our Midtown clinic this week and present those case studies at Friday's course.
To learn more about the event or this great organization, go to www.dsanc.org
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