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291 – Oral Dysfunction Can Lead to That? Discussions with an Orofacial Functional Specialist.
“Every unique symptom is a call to explore beyond the known territories of our field.” -Autumn Henning, MS, CCC-SLP, COM, IBCLC
☝️Who can argue with that?
In this podcast episode, Theresa welcomes Autumn Henning as her guest, who specializes in infant and pediatric feeding and orofacial functional disorders. They discuss the importance of practice-based evidence, collaboration, functioning vs functional therapy, and trying different treatment strategies. They emphasize the need to consider the bigger picture and connect different systems in the body. Finally, Theresa and Autumn touch on a component of therapy we’re all too familiar with: provider burnout and the significance of self-care.
Tune in to today’s Swallow Your Pride Podcast episode: Oral Dysfunction Can Lead to That? Discussions with an Orofacial Functional Specialist.
Get the handout here: https://syppodcast.com/291
Timestamps:
The importance of orofacial dysfunction [00:03:52]
Functional therapy and its implications [00:03:52]
Referral sources and interdisciplinary care [00:06:16]
Practice Based Evidence [00:10:01]
Clinician Experience and Trying New Approaches [00:10:40]
The Interconnectedness of Symptoms [00:14:09]
Interprofessional Collaboration [00:18:41]
Provider Burnout [00:19:52]
The Power of the Comeback [00:24:56]
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By Theresa Richard, MA, CCC-SLP, BCS-S
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“Every unique symptom is a call to explore beyond the known territories of our field.” -Autumn Henning, MS, CCC-SLP, COM, IBCLC
☝️Who can argue with that?
In this podcast episode, Theresa welcomes Autumn Henning as her guest, who specializes in infant and pediatric feeding and orofacial functional disorders. They discuss the importance of practice-based evidence, collaboration, functioning vs functional therapy, and trying different treatment strategies. They emphasize the need to consider the bigger picture and connect different systems in the body. Finally, Theresa and Autumn touch on a component of therapy we’re all too familiar with: provider burnout and the significance of self-care.
Tune in to today’s Swallow Your Pride Podcast episode: Oral Dysfunction Can Lead to That? Discussions with an Orofacial Functional Specialist.
Get the handout here: https://syppodcast.com/291
Timestamps:
The importance of orofacial dysfunction [00:03:52]
Functional therapy and its implications [00:03:52]
Referral sources and interdisciplinary care [00:06:16]
Practice Based Evidence [00:10:01]
Clinician Experience and Trying New Approaches [00:10:40]
The Interconnectedness of Symptoms [00:14:09]
Interprofessional Collaboration [00:18:41]
Provider Burnout [00:19:52]
The Power of the Comeback [00:24:56]
The post 291 – Oral Dysfunction Can Lead to That? Discussions with an Orofacial Functional Specialist. appeared first on Swallow Your Pride Podcast.
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