For Clinicians: Live Masterclass

An intensive, live clinical masterclass in the PRIME framework.

The PRIME Live Masterclass is a full-day programme for clinicians who want to go beyond the online course. It combines clinical teaching, live demonstration, and case discussion, so you leave with a fully operational assessment framework.

Next cohort: Tuesday 22 September 2026

Led by Kate Roche BSc Physiotherapy, MISCP, MCSP, IBCLC · with Dr Justin Roche MB ChB, FRCPCH, FRCPI, IBCLC

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Kate Roche, lead faculty of the PRIME Live Masterclass

Why This Exists

The online course teaches the framework. The Masterclass puts it in your hands.

Most clinicians who complete the PRIME online course want more. They want to apply the framework in supervised clinical settings, to work through complex cases with expert guidance, and to leave with the procedural confidence that only comes from live practice.

The PRIME Live Masterclass is designed specifically for that. It is a full-day intensive built around live clinical demonstration and case discussion, with dedicated Q&A throughout the day so every participant has direct access to the faculty.

Programme

A structured day built around clinical practice

Morning: Clinical framework and assessment

A structured walkthrough of the five PRIME elements in clinical context, with emphasis on assessment sequencing, differential recognition, and documentation. Participants work through structured observation exercises before progressing to live case review.

Afternoon: Case work and integration

Case discussion using real clinical presentations. Participants apply the PRIME framework to complex and multifactorial cases under faculty guidance. The afternoon closes with structured reflection on how to integrate the framework into each clinician's existing practice setting.

Throughout the day

Direct access to Kate Roche and Dr Justin Roche. Q&A is embedded throughout the day rather than confined to the end, so questions are answered as they arise.

Format and attendance

Built for clinical professionals, wherever you practise

Next cohort

Tuesday 22 September 2026. Future dates are announced to the waitlist first.

Format

Live virtual, delivered on Zoom. In-person cohorts also planned for Ireland and the UK.

Places

Places are limited per cohort. Waitlist priority is given to PRIME online course graduates.

Certificate of attendance

Certificate of attendance for 6 hours of teaching, which you can log as self-directed CPD.

Recordings

Access to recordings for 30 days post-event. Personal use only, not to be shared or redistributed.

Disciplines welcomed

Open to all registered clinicians working with infants: IBCLC, SLT, physiotherapy, OT, paediatric medicine, and allied health.

Full day

Live online teaching

5

PRIME elements in practice

30 days

Recording access

Faculty

Led by Kate Roche BSc Physiotherapy, MISCP, MCSP, IBCLC

Kate is a chartered physiotherapist and internationally board-certified lactation consultant with over 30 years of clinical experience, including over a decade of specialist clinical experience in feeding and tongue tie. She developed the PRIME framework from direct clinical practice, working with families and clinical teams across Ireland and the UK.

The Masterclass reflects Kate's teaching philosophy: that clinical competence in feeding assessment requires supervised practice, not just conceptual understanding. She teaches every Masterclass personally, supported by Dr Justin Roche where schedule allows.

Co-founder of PRIME Feeding Method · Co-author of the PRIME clinical training programme

Kate Roche, PRIME Feeding Method

Next Cohort

Tuesday 22 September 2026

Live virtual, full day. Places are limited. Visit the cohort page for full details, pricing, and to secure your place.

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Next cohort: 22 September 2026.

Full details, pricing, and booking on the cohort page. Future dates are announced to the waitlist first.

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