🧠 Behavioral Feeding Therapy Intensive + Mentorship

Intensive | 6.0 Learning + 1.0 Ethics | Focus: Clinical Behavioral feeding therapy requires a systematic approach that integrates assessment, evidence-based intervention, and ongoing data-based decision-making. This course provides behavior analysts with a structured framework for addressing feeding challenges, including identification of maintaining variables, development of treatment plans, and implementation of reinforcement-based procedures. Participants will review current research and clinical practices in feeding therapy, with an emphasis on treatment integrity, ethical considerations, and appropriate scope of practice. The course also addresses caregiver training, common barriers to progress, and strategies for modifying interventions based on client response. Case examples and guided application activities are used to support translation of concepts into clinical practice. Learning Objectives 1. Describe common feeding challenges and identify variables that may influence feeding behavior. 2. Conduct functional assessments of feeding behavior to inform treatment planning. 3. Apply evidence-based behavioral feeding interventions, including reinforcement-based strategies, shaping, and fading procedures. 4. Implement feeding interventions with attention to treatment integrity and data collection. 5. Modify interventions based on client response and data patterns. 6. Apply caregiver training strategies to support consistency and generalization across settings. 7. Identify ethical considerations and scope of practice when providing feeding therapy services.