14/09/2026
A small touch on the skin can sometimes create a big response in the nervous system. We call this tactile over-responsivity.
Now imagine a similar response happening inside the mouth.
When oral sensory input is difficult to process, a child may find it harder to explore, manage, and navigate food safely for eating and swallowing.
This is where understanding the sensory-motor foundations of feeding becomes important.
Deep, predictable sensory input, when clinically appropriate, can support better processing and help the child respond to oral input more effectively.
At COSMI for Pediatric Feeding & Swallowing, we move beyond techniques and tools. We help clinicians understand the why behind a childโs feeding difficulty, so that clinical decisions become more precise, and effective.
๐ Next Cohort: CMC Vellore
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24โ25 October 2026
Click the link to learn more and register: https://autismsynergies.com/cosmi/