June 2026

Clinician supporting an older adult during safe drinking, demonstrating hands‑on assistance used in swallowing (dysphagia) assessments.

What a Swallowing (Dysphagia) Assessment Actually Involves

For adults, older adults and carers Swallowing difficulties can appear gradually or suddenly — after illness, with ageing, or alongside neurological conditions. A swallowing assessment helps identify what’s happening and how to keep eating and drinking safe. Here’s what to expect. 1. A conversation about your concerns We start by discussing: This helps us understand

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Parent and clinician supporting a baby during a calm, guided breastfeeding session, demonstrating infant feeding assessment and positioning.

Signs Your Baby May Benefit From a Feeding Assessment

What’s normal, what’s not, and when to seek support Feeding a baby can feel surprisingly complex. Between latch, bottles, positioning, settling and early solids, it’s easy to wonder what’s typical and what needs support. Here are some signs your baby may benefit from a feeding assessment. 1. Feeding feels consistently stressful If feeding feels like

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Children and adults sharing a relaxed meal outdoors, modelling low‑pressure, positive mealtime interaction.

Why Feeding Therapy Isn’t About “Getting Kids to Eat”…

… and what actually helps children feel safe and confident at mealtimes When families first come to us, they often say the same thing: “We just want them to eat.” It makes sense — eating feels like the goal. But in feeding therapy, eating is actually the outcome, not the starting point. Children eat well

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