Three days. Chicago. Twenty-five seats.

You've been working around
a missing piece this whole time.

The piece is in the mouth. And the airway. And the nervous system.

For three days in Chicago, twenty-five pediatric occupational therapists will learn what's actually happening when feeding plateaus, when regulation falls apart, when sensory work isn't enough — and what to do about it on Monday.

Hold my seat→Twenty-five seats. Pediatric OT only.

The observation

Kelly and Molly already share an office. They co-treat the same children, in the same hour, and trade notes over the same coffee.

The question

Why is the rest of the field still treating OT and SLP as separate appointments on a parent's calendar?

In the room with you.

Faculty / Three

Founder · SLPJ

Jennifer Triandafilou

M.A., CCC-SLP

Founder of Simon Says. Twenty-eight years and 1,000+ practitioners trained. Built the curriculum after watching too many cases stall in OT and SLP silos.

Pediatric OTK

Kelly Carino

M.S., OTR/L

Pediatric OT with fifteen years in feeding, sensory, and regulation. Owns mOTivated Kids in Collingswood, NJ. Teaches the OT lens that makes oral-motor work finally click.

SLPM

Molly Cervini

M.S., CCC-SLP

The other half of Kelly's office. They co-treat the same children. Treats orofacial myofunctional disorders in her own practice — the quiet bridge between feeding and speech.

Twenty-five seats · Pediatric OT only

Hold the seat that has your name on it.

We're opening this only to twenty-five OTs. If you've ever wanted to connect the dots between feeding, regulation, and airway — this is that room. Leave your name. We'll reach out in order.

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AOTA-recognized CEUs through Aspire OT cosponsorship. Final hour count confirmed prior to event. OTs should verify CEU acceptance with their state board.

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