Our Call for Presenters is Always Open!
We invite you to apply to present at the Pediatric Feeding Conference, held each September in Utah. The deadline to submit proposals is January 15th for the current year’s conference. You can apply using the link or form below and make sure to check out our Frequently Asked Questions at the bottom of this page.
Presenter FAQ’s
Who can present?
Any professional working or conducting research in one or more of the four domains of Pediatric Feeding Disorders—medical, nutritional, feeding skill, or psychosocial—is welcome to submit a presentation proposal. We encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and diverse perspectives that advance the field.
We value collaboration and diverse expertise. To ensure every presentation has ample time for meaningful discussion, we ask that each topic be presented by a maximum of two presenters. If a proposal includes more than two presenters, the conference committee is happy to review requests and will consider additional speakers on a case-by-case basis.
Do you provide travel and lodging for presenters?
Yes. We cover all major travel expenses for our presenters. Our team books your flights and hotel accommodations and arranges transportation between the airport, hotel, and conference venue. We also accept receipts for other reasonable travel-related costs for reimbursement.
How are presenters compensated?
Presenter attendance at the conference is complimentary in lieu of an honorarium.
This includes: Complimentary breakfast, snacks, and lunch during the conference; Full conference registration; Continuing education credits (CEUs) for sessions you attend and following completion of our evaluation form.
Do I need to bring my own computer?
No. The conference committee provides all necessary audiovisual and technology support.
Presenters should: Bring a backup copy on a thumb drive and Email their final presentation to the committee prior to the conference
Do I need to attend both days of the conference?
No. Presenters are not required to attend the entire conference. If you are presenting only on one day, please plan to arrive 1–2 hours before your presentation time to check in, review your setup, and ensure a smooth experience.
Who attends this conference?
Our audience includes a wide range of professionals and parents who support children with Pediatric Feeding Disorders, from birth through adolescence.
Attendees typically include:
- Speech-Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists
- Dietitians and Lactation Consultants
- Psychologists, Counselors, and other Mental Health Providers
- Pediatricians, Gastroenterologists, and other Medical Specialists
- Parents and caregivers of children with feeding challenges
Together, our attendees represent a truly interdisciplinary and family-centered community dedicated to improving feeding outcomes for children and families.