Feeding Does Matter

#feedingmatters20: Stories Behind the Movement | Shannon Goldwater & Colin Rudolph

In this special episode, Feeding Matters founder Shannon Goldwater and early advisor Dr. Colin Rudolph as they reflect on the “Popsicle days” of Feeding Matters, sharing stories, challenges, and the moments that shaped our mission from the very beginning.

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Exploring Ethical Feeding Care

In this episode, Emory Center for Ethics Director, John Lysaker brings an ethical lens to feeding care. From navigating autonomy to embracing the iterative nature of treatment, this conversation challenges us to think more deeply about how care is experienced, not just delivered. The discussion also highlights the Center for Feeding Ethics, a new initiative from Feeding Matters created in collaboration with Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta to advance ethical standards in feeding care. The Center

#feedingmatters20: Stories Behind the Movement | Dr. Jaime Phalen, MD

In this episode, Dr. Jaime Phelan, MD shares his journey with Feeding Matters and explores how feeding disorder terminology, the recognition of PFD as a diagnosis, and collaborative, family-centered care are shaping support for families

Autism Acceptance: Supporting Neurodiversity from Home to School

In honor of Autism Acceptance Month, this episode explores what it means to embrace neurodiversity at home and in the community. We discuss supporting families, balancing therapy and daily life, choosing the right school environment, and offering practical, compassionate guidance for caregivers and professionals alike.

Building Consensus in Feeding: Principles and Practices

Jaclyn Pederson and Cuyler Romeo, Feeding Matters' Director of Strategic Initiatives, discuss the importance of consensus building, focusing on their recent work and the development of inclusive, effective principles and practices.

Bridging Technical Skill and Comfort in Pediatric Feeding

In this episode Jinhee Park, Ph.D., RN, shares how research, clinical expertise, and compassionate care come together to improve feeding outcomes for our most vulnerable infants. From early questions in the NICU to innovative tools and approaches.

Behavioral Science and Feeding Support

Yev Veverka, PhD, BCBA-D shares her journey into pediatric feeding support, emphasizing the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration, family-centered care, and capacity building in the field. She discusses how behavioral science can be integrated compassionately and responsibly to improve feeding outcomes for children.

Inside Feeding Matters: Organization Update

Jaclyn Pederson, CEO of Feeding Matters, shares updates on the organization's recent activities, upcoming events, and strategic initiatives, emphasizing community involvement and progress in feeding disorder research and advocacy.