Feeding therapy sessions focus on direct treatment of underlying challenges impacting your child's feeding/eating skills, dependent on the outcomes of the feeding evaluation. Sessions are built around the child’s strengths and interests to support fun and engaging sessions, working towards goal skills or goal foods. We take your child’s own personal goals into account. At least one parent is expected to join these sessions to increase carryover into the home environment.

These sessions are held within the home, and are a vital part of feeding therapy. While much of treatment tends to focus on building the child’s skills and capacities, feeding therapy involves every member of the family unit. Providing services within the home environment allows us to fine tune therapy skills and tools in the actual environment where much of feeding occurs. School/community visits are also possible upon request, and within scheduling parameters. It is anticipated for each family to participate in at least one home visit per therapy burst.

These sessions are held virtually, without the presence of the child, and focus on providing support/tools and real-time problem-solving to parents and caregivers. Topics and lessons will be specified by the focus of therapy sessions or current pressing concerns reported by family. Additionally, when a therapy burst is not indicated for a child or family, consultative services, provided virtually, can be provided upon request.