Feeding requires a remarkable level of coordination. It is one of the most complex and physically demanding tasks an infant must master in the early weeks and months of life. Each swallow depends on the precise interaction of 26 muscles and 6 cranial nerves working together to safely transport food and liquid. When any part… Read more »
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Written by Amanda Adsett, MSc, R.SLP, S-LP(C) Think back to your graduate training. Most of us learned the classic framework of the oral and pharyngeal phases of swallowing. But what happened once the bolus passed the upper esophageal sphincter? For many of us, that area remained a gray zone and a separate territory left entirely… Read more »
ERI is thrilled to announce that Hannah Aita has been selected as the recipient of our 2026 New to Birth-to-3 Practice Scholarship Award. As an early career therapist working both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for children with a wide range of complexity and diagnoses, Hannah has embraced the challenges this role brings. Her standout application… Read more »
Meet Anne Buckley-Reen: A Trailblazer in Autism, Motor Development & Therapeutic Yoga Anne Buckley‑Reen, OTR, RYT, is a powerhouse in the world of autism intervention. A pioneer in using yoga therapeutically, Anne has transformed how clinicians, educators, and families support children with autism—especially those struggling with motor and regulatory challenges. For over 20 years, Anne… Read more »