Course + Mentorship 

From first breath to confident bite.

Breath to Bite™ is a clinical framework and mentorship program for pediatric OTs and COTAs who want to treat feeding as what it actually is: a whole-body skill, built on regulation, before it’s ever built on technique.

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Why This Exists

Most feeding training focuses on behavior.

The Problem

Intervention without root cause doesn’t hold.

Clinicians are taught sensory-based exercises and food progressions, but not always how to identify what is causing the feeding dysfunction. The strategy looks right on paper and stalls in practice.

The Shift

Start where the breath starts.

The Breath to Bite™ Method builds assessment and intervention around the actual developmental sequence: from understanding infant history through physiological sources of dysfunction, and provides concrete techniques to ensure real progress is made.

What’s Included

Everything you need to treat with confidence.

01

Full Video Curriculum

Self-paced modules, built to fit around a full caseload.

02

Live Mentorship Calls

Bring your hardest cases to small-group calls with Bri.

03

Clinical Resource Library

Assessment tools, handouts, and caregiver education materials.

04

Private Cohort Community

A running conversation with clinicians working the same framework.

The Curriculum

Inside the framework.

Each module builds on the last, moving from why kids struggle to eat all the way to applying the full framework on your own caseload.

More courses on the way

The same Breath to Bite™ whole-child approach for those that love and support these kids.

Coming Soon

For Parents

A version of the Breath to Bite ™ framework made for families, helping you understand the whole-body picture behind your child’s feeding, in plain language you can actually use at the table.

Coming Soon

For Allied Health Professionals

The same whole-body, regulation-first approach, adapted for SLPs, PTs, IBCLCs, and other allied health professionals who support feeding and want to see the whole child.

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