Reclaiming Joy in Feeding – Evidence Supporting the Trust Paradigm

Two-part on-demand webinar for professionals 

Presented by Ellyn Satter, MS, MSSW Dietitian and Family Therapist

The Satter Division of Responsibility in Feeding (sDOR) is grounded on trust—trust in parents to do their jobs with feeding the best they can; trust in children to eat what and as much as they need and grow in the way nature intended for them.

In order to accurately follow sDOR, with nothing added on or taken away, the practitioner must fully trust children’s capabilities with eating as well as resist control-based interference with that trust.

This webinar in two one-hour sessions reviews evidence demonstrating children’s capabilities and provides examples. It concludes by summarizing critical thinking in distinguishing between the trust and control paradigms in thinking and practice.

Part 1: Definition of fdSatter and sDOR; children know what to eat

Part 2: Children know how much to eat and how to grow; distinguish between paradigms

Approved for 2 CEUs from the Commission on Dietetic Registration.

Your purchase gives you access to the recordings for one year.

Student and equity discounts available. Contact [email protected] for more information.