HeyJaredRooted in Connection: Where Relationship Moves us Forward
Rooted in Connection is a podcast about the relationships that shape us in our work, our families, and the moments in between.
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- Aug 20, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Trusting the Fit: Parent Intuition, Dysphagia & Relationship-Based Care with Theresa Richard, PhD, SLP (opens the original)
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What happens when your experience as a clinician collides with your experience as a parent? In this episode of Rooted in Connection , Erin sits down with Theresa Richard, SLP, dysphagia leader, educator, entrepreneur, and mom, for a conversation about the experiences that have shaped how she thinks about care, connection, and what it really means for therapy to fit a child and family. Theresa shares her path from realizing the school setting wasn’t for her to finding her place in dysphagia, buil
When ARFID, Pediatric Feeding Disorder, and Autism Intersect: Looking Beyond the Diagnosis (opens the original)
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What happens when a child doesn't fit neatly into one diagnosis? In this episode, Erin sits down with pediatric gastroenterologist Dr. Jordan Whatley to explore the complex relationship between ARFID, Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD), and autism. Together, they discuss where these diagnoses overlap, where they differ, and why understanding the whole child matters more than relying on labels alone. From evolving diagnostic definitions and the role of trauma, sensory differences, and medical compl
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