Pediatric Aerodigestive Disorders: Fundamentals and Critical Thinking for SLPs
October 8–20, 2025 | Online Conference
Join us for an online conference designed specifically for SLPs who work with medically complex pediatric patients. Over 13 days, you will:
- Think critically through management of aerodigestive disorders in infants and young children across the continuum of care
- Gain actionable insights into communication, cognition, and swallowing in the pediatric intensive care unit
- Learn how to collaborate effectively in an interprofessional team caring for the youngest patients
- Hear from experts on topics such as complex airway and esophageal conditions, tracheostomy care, speaking valves, invasive/noninvasive ventilation, family-centered care, and more
After participating in this event, you will have the background and context to inform clinical decision-making, advocate for pediatric patients and caregivers, and contribute to improved long-term health outcomes.
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- Cutting-Edge Sessions
- Knowledgeable Presenters
- Live Chat Schedule (coming soon)
- Continuing Education Credit
- How Online Conferences Work
- System Requirements and Technical Support
Paid Registrants: Log in beginning October 8. Go to My Account and enter your username and password. Under "ASHA Courses and Orders," select the name of the conference. Problems accessing the online conference? View our Technical Tips.
"This was such an excellent conference, covering a wide variety of aerodigestive topics. Having this research at my fingertips will help me to better advocate for my patients."
"This program should be mandatory for all SLPs who work with pediatrics in both the hospital and outpatient clinic venues. The content was clinically relevant, with up-to-date evidence, and has greatly enhanced my contributions to patient care with this population."
"Fantastic lineup of knowledgeable speakers with a wealth of expertise. I have attended dozens of pediatric feeding disorder conferences over the years, and this one is right at the top."
"The conference content felt very close to what I experience in the field and gave me confidence to continue voicing my suggestions within a multidisciplinary team."
Sponsor
ASHA would like to thank the following sponsor for their generous support. Sponsors are not responsible for the content of this conference nor does ASHA endorse their products or services.
