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Complex Feeding Training for Rehabilitation Professionals

Children with complex feeding issues often face overlapping challenges—oral-motor dysfunction, sensory aversions, behavioral barriers, nutritional risks, and underlying medical diagnoses. Our CE-accredited training programs at PESI are designed for physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, feeding therapists, and other rehab professionals working with pediatric populations.

You’ll gain practical, evidence-informed strategies to assess and treat children with conditions such as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), cerebral palsy, feeding tube history, sensory processing disorders, and other developmental delays. Through video case studies, hands-on demonstrations, and integrative treatment roadmaps, you’ll learn how to navigate feeding difficulties across sensory, motor, and behavioral domains. 

Whether you’re working in outpatient clinics, early intervention, schools, or home health, this training helps you create individualized plans that increase food acceptance, improve mealtime success, and empower caregivers.

Intensive Training Program
Ocean
Digital Seminar
Children do not present with one area of difficulty when it comes to feeding — it is typically a mix of behavior, sensory and oral motor issues.
Pediatric Complex Feeding Issues
Digital Seminar
Children do not present with one area of difficulty when it comes to feeding — it is typically a mix of behavior, sensory and oral motor issues.
Let's Eat! Complex Pediatric Feeding & Swallowing
Let's Eat! Complex Pediatric Feeding & Swallowing

Stop chasing symptoms. 6-module CE course in complex pediatric feeding & swallowing with Angela Mansolillo, BCS-S. Hardcover book + clinical toolkit.

Free Complex Feeding Resources

Access no-cost resources curated for professionals treating complex feeding issues: articles, evaluation tools, caregiver handouts, and clinical tips focused on identifying root causes of feeding refusal, differentiating sensory vs oral-motor vs behavioral factors, and enhancing mealtime participation. 

Whether you’re building foundational feeding-therapy skills, refining advanced interventions, or collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to optimize outcomes, these resources are for you.