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About Our Newsletters
While conducting many in-services and presentations on the topic of feeding, we have become increasingly aware of the great interest individuals, family members, and clinicians have about good practices for feeding someone and/or providing them with a drink. Using good practices can reduce the risk of choking or aspiration, improve health, and increase mealtime enjoyment. Our monthly Newsletter is intended to disseminate the information and knowledge that we have gained through working in this area for many years. This Newsletter is a practical discussion of eating and feeding rather than a clinical research forum. It attempts to explain how to support real world situations that occur at mealtimes.
Millions of people
throughout the world (344,000 in the
Each month we send out a Newsletter that will offer articles on subjects relating to eating and drinking. Additionally, we will provide hints and tips that will make mealtimes safer and/or more enjoyable for individuals who are dependent upon another person for their nutrition and hydration. The Newsletters emphasize safety, as we have emphasized in the design and recommended usage of our products.
The
Newsletters are intended for a broad audience that includes
individuals who are fed,
their family members and caregivers, occupational therapists,
physical therapists, speech
language pathologists, other medical and health care professionals, educators,
and assistive technology specialists.
We encourage interaction with our readers and hope that you will provide feedback on the topics covered, ask questions, and let us know what other areas that would be of interest to you. Also, please provide us with your hints and tips and any best practices that you would recommend. To contact us, click below:
This page last updated 08-17-10.