Presented by Kate Broderick – Occupational Therapist, Speech Pathologist, and Mum of Neurodivergent Kids

Are mealtimes stressful in your household or classroom? Do you work with or care for a child who is overwhelmed by textures, smells, or the mere sight of certain foods? You’re not alone, and support is available.

In this thoughtful and practical webinar, Kate Broderick unpacks the complexities of fussy eating, exploring it through a neurodiversity-affirming lens that is both evidence-based and deeply compassionate. Drawing on her dual expertise as an occupational therapist and speech pathologist, and her real-world perspective as a mum, Kate offers practical strategies and understanding that will empower you to support children with sensitivities around food.

This webinar will help you:

• Understand what fussy eating is (and isn’t) from a developmental and sensory perspective

• Learn why some kids experience food aversion and how neurodivergence plays a role

• Recognise the signs of sensory-based feeding challenges

• Explore how to build trust and safety at mealtimes

• Walk away with practical, realistic strategies that honour the child’s needs—and your capacity as a caregiver

Whether you’re a parent, carer, teacher, or therapist, this session will deepen your insight and give you tools that make a difference. Most importantly, you’ll feel less alone and more empowered.

Are you an NDIS Participant? You can use your NDIS funds to pay for this webinar. 

You will get a receipt with the claimable NDIS item code upon purchase.