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X-WR-CALDESC:The 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\nSpeaker - Elizabeth Schroeder\, MOT\, OTR/
 L. Occupational Therapist at Children’s Mercy Hospital's Down Syndrome Cli
 nic in Kansas City\, Missouri.  \nElizabeth Schroeder achieved her master’
 s degree from Rockhurst University in Occupational Science. She has been p
 roviding feeding therapy for 10 years to children falling into a variety o
 f diagnoses. She has special interest in oral motor therapy\, oral sensory
  therapy\, oral aversion\, and in teaching positioning and motor strength 
 in readiness for feeding. Elizabeth is SIPT certified\, with 11 years of p
 roviding sensory integration therapy. She is certified in Trauma Informed 
 Care and provides therapy for children with PTSD-like symptoms. Elizabeth 
 enjoys working on a multidisciplinary team and feels this is the best way 
 for families to get the support they need when their child’s health is a c
 oncern. She is a primary participant from her department on the Down Syndr
 ome Clinic\, the Beyond ACE’s evaluation team\, and on the Multidisciplina
 ry Feeding Clinic with in the Gastroenterology Clinic. Elizabeth is a lice
 nsed massage therapist\; with specialization for certified Infant Massage 
 Teacher and Certified Pediatric Massage Therapist. She is an adjunct profe
 ssor at the college level for sciences\, including Anatomy & Physiology\, 
 Pathology\, and Wellness & Nutrition. \n\nTopic - Feeding Difficulties in 
 Children with Down Syndrome\nWe will spend the first part of the talk disc
 ussing the feeding process and how this may be altered in children with Do
 wn syndrome.  Children with Down syndrome have structural and functional d
 ifferences in the mouth and throat areas that make it more difficult for t
 hem to make precise movements. We will discuss the difference between beha
 vioral and sensory feeding problems and discern between a picky eater and 
 a problem feeder. The second part of the talk will be real life examples a
 nd home therapy activity guidelines\; guided by audience questions submitt
 ed prior to the conference in addition to live questions at the conference
 .\n\n*Registration will close Monday\, April 16th at 10am. Please contact 
 Leah at janke@dsamidlands.org if you miss the deadline and would like to a
 ttend. \n**Childcare is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we 
 request that you refrain from bringing children to this event.
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DESCRIPTION:The 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\nSpeaker - Elizabeth Schroeder\, MOT\, OTR/L
 . Occupational Therapist at Children’s Mercy Hospital's Down Syndrome Clin
 ic in Kansas City\, Missouri.  \nElizabeth Schroeder achieved her master’s
  degree from Rockhurst University in Occupational Science. She has been pr
 oviding feeding therapy for 10 years to children falling into a variety of
  diagnoses. She has special interest in oral motor therapy\, oral sensory 
 therapy\, oral aversion\, and in teaching positioning and motor strength i
 n readiness for feeding. Elizabeth is SIPT certified\, with 11 years of pr
 oviding sensory integration therapy. She is certified in Trauma Informed C
 are and provides therapy for children with PTSD-like symptoms. Elizabeth e
 njoys working on a multidisciplinary team and feels this is the best way f
 or families to get the support they need when their child’s health is a co
 ncern. She is a primary participant from her department on the Down Syndro
 me Clinic\, the Beyond ACE’s evaluation team\, and on the Multidisciplinar
 y Feeding Clinic with in the Gastroenterology Clinic. Elizabeth is a licen
 sed massage therapist\; with specialization for certified Infant Massage T
 eacher and Certified Pediatric Massage Therapist. She is an adjunct profes
 sor at the college level for sciences\, including Anatomy & Physiology\, P
 athology\, and Wellness & Nutrition. \n\nTopic - Feeding Difficulties in C
 hildren with Down Syndrome\nWe will spend the first part of the talk discu
 ssing the feeding process and how this may be altered in children with Dow
 n syndrome.  Children with Down syndrome have structural and functional di
 fferences in the mouth and throat areas that make it more difficult for th
 em to make precise movements. We will discuss the difference between behav
 ioral and sensory feeding problems and discern between a picky eater and a
  problem feeder. The second part of the talk will be real life examples an
 d home therapy activity guidelines\; guided by audience questions submitte
 d prior to the conference in addition to live questions at the conference.
 \n\n*Registration will close Monday\, April 16th at 10am. Please contact L
 eah at janke@dsamidlands.org if you miss the deadline and would like to at
 tend. \n**Childcare is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we r
 equest that you refrain from bringing children to this event.
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LOCATION:UNO Community Engagement Center Room 231
SUMMARY:DSES - Feeding Difficulties in Children with Down Syndrome
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