Come into the clinical room with us.

You've explored the framework.

You've listened to the cases.

Now let's put the thinking into practice.

Come into the clinical room with us.

You've explored the framework.

You've listened to the cases.

Now let's put the thinking into practice.

In this free Clinical Case Review, we work through real feeding cases and show you how we use history, observation and oral function to build a clearer clinical picture.

No perfect textbook cases.

No quick fixes.

Just two experienced IBCLCs thinking through the messy bits together.

Watch the Clinical Case Review

In this free Clinical Case Review, we work through real feeding cases and show you how we use history, observation and oral function to build a clearer clinical picture.

 

About 60 minutes. Pause us, disagree with us, make notes. This is designed to get you thinking.

What did you notice?

Perhaps it was the way one small piece of history changed how we interpreted something we'd observed.

That's really what this whole Stop Guessing series has been about; learning how to connect what you're seeing.

Ready to go deeper?

The Clinical Observation Framework introduced the questions.

The podcast explored the thinking.

The Clinical Case Review showed you how we use it in practice.

Decoding the Suck: Gentle Support for Babies With Sucking Difficulties is where we teach you the whole approach.

Enroll in the course
Inside the course, we go much further.

You'll learn how to:

assess sucking and oral function more systematically

connect feeding history, behaviour, observation and oral findings

choose and understand how to provide gentle exercisesĀ 

explain what you're seeing to families in a way that makes sense

And importantly, you'll have the tools and resources to take this learning into your clinical work.

Decoding the Suck

Gentle Support for Babies With Sucking Difficulties

5 modules | 5 hours CPD | Clinical tools, scenarios and practical resources

US $347

No countdown.

No disappearing bonus.

If this feels like the missing piece in your clinical toolkit, we'd love to continue learning with you.

Katie & Johanna

The Latch Revolution

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