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X-WR-CALDESC:***Please note that this presentation is being held in Mammel 
 Hall\, located near Aksarben Village\, on UNO's Pacific Street campus. You
  will need to print out the attached ePermit in order to park on campus. P
 lease display the ePermit in your dash when parking in the campus parking 
 lots.***\n\nThe Down Syndrome Education Series (DSES) is a monthly educati
 onal seminar for families of children with Down syndrome\, designed to con
 nect parents with information that will positively impact the education an
 d well-being of their child.\n\nRhonda Sullivan\, MS\, RD\, LD\, CSP\nSeni
 or Clinical Nutrition Specialist at Children’s Mercy Kansas City\n\nFeedin
 g Challenges and Nutrition Needs of Children with Down Syndrome\n - Descri
 be differences in the nutrition needs of people with Down syndrome.\n - Di
 scuss feeding related concerns in people with Down syndrome.\n - Explain t
 echniques to improve meal-time behaviors and feeding problems related to s
 ensory awareness or texture aversions. \n - Describe nutrition-related ris
 k factors more common to this population.\n\nSpeaker Bio - \nI have been a
  Registered Dietitian since 1996. I worked with adults for a couple of yea
 rs after finishing school and then started working in pediatrics in the ye
 ar 2000 and have been working at Children’s Mercy the past 16+ years.  I h
 ave covered many different pediatric areas including general pediatric nut
 rition\, diabetes\, weight management\, cardiology\, renal\, failure to th
 rive and Down syndrome.  I currently work in a multidisciplinary Down synd
 rome clinic that includes a Medical Provider\, Occupational Therapist/Feed
 ing Therapist\, Behavioral Psychologist\, Speech Therapist\, Audiologist\,
  Social Worker\, Genetics Counselor\, and ENT doctor—I love this clinic be
 cause it provides “one stop shopping” for our families.  This clinic has a
 lso helped me grow as a professional\, as I have learned about many aspect
 s of the medical care/therapies that are needed for a child with Down synd
 rome.\n\n* Registration will close Monday\, April 17th at 8 am.\n**Childca
 re is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we request that you r
 efrain from bringing children to this event.
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DESCRIPTION:***Please note that this presentation is being held in Mammel H
 all\, located near Aksarben Village\, on UNO's Pacific Street campus. You 
 will need to print out the attached ePermit in order to park on campus. Pl
 ease display the ePermit in your dash when parking in the campus parking l
 ots.***\n\nThe Down Syndrome Education Series (DSES) is a monthly educatio
 nal seminar for families of children with Down syndrome\, designed to conn
 ect parents with information that will positively impact the education and
  well-being of their child.\n\nRhonda Sullivan\, MS\, RD\, LD\, CSP\nSenio
 r Clinical Nutrition Specialist at Children’s Mercy Kansas City\n\nFeeding
  Challenges and Nutrition Needs of Children with Down Syndrome\n - Describ
 e differences in the nutrition needs of people with Down syndrome.\n - Dis
 cuss feeding related concerns in people with Down syndrome.\n - Explain te
 chniques to improve meal-time behaviors and feeding problems related to se
 nsory awareness or texture aversions. \n - Describe nutrition-related risk
  factors more common to this population.\n\nSpeaker Bio - \nI have been a 
 Registered Dietitian since 1996. I worked with adults for a couple of year
 s after finishing school and then started working in pediatrics in the yea
 r 2000 and have been working at Children’s Mercy the past 16+ years.  I ha
 ve covered many different pediatric areas including general pediatric nutr
 ition\, diabetes\, weight management\, cardiology\, renal\, failure to thr
 ive and Down syndrome.  I currently work in a multidisciplinary Down syndr
 ome clinic that includes a Medical Provider\, Occupational Therapist/Feedi
 ng Therapist\, Behavioral Psychologist\, Speech Therapist\, Audiologist\, 
 Social Worker\, Genetics Counselor\, and ENT doctor—I love this clinic bec
 ause it provides “one stop shopping” for our families.  This clinic has al
 so helped me grow as a professional\, as I have learned about many aspects
  of the medical care/therapies that are needed for a child with Down syndr
 ome.\n\n* Registration will close Monday\, April 17th at 8 am.\n**Childcar
 e is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we request that you re
 frain from bringing children to this event.
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LOCATION:UNO Mammal Hall Room 216 (Pacific Street Campus)
SUMMARY:DSES - Feeding Challenges and Nutrition Needs of Children with Down
  Syndrome
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