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Feeding Therapy

Feeding therapy helps children who face challenges with eating — whether it’s picky eating, food refusal, difficulty chewing, or trouble transitioning to new textures. Using a play-based, child-led approach, we make mealtimes more positive and support children in building the skills they need for long-term success.

We can help if your child:

  • Has difficulty starting solids or moving to textured foods

  • Refuses certain foods or avoids whole food groups

  • Struggles with chewing, biting, or swallowing

  • Experiences food trauma or sensory aversions

  • Overstuffs, pockets, or spits out food

  • Has trouble transitioning from bottle to cup or straw

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Our Services

  • Feeding therapy helps children who face challenges with eating — whether it’s picky eating, food refusal, difficulty chewing, or trouble transitioning to new textures. Using a play-based, child-led approach, we make mealtimes more positive and support children in building the skills they need for long-term success.

    We can help if your child:

    • Has difficulty starting solids or moving to textured foods

    • Refuses certain foods or avoids whole food groups

    • Struggles with chewing, biting, or swallowing

    • Experiences food trauma or sensory aversions

    • Overstuffs, pockets, or spits out food

    • Has trouble transitioning from bottle to cup or straw

  • Nutrition is about more than food — it’s about growth, energy, and developing healthy lifelong habits. We work with children and families to provide evidence-based, practical guidance that fits your lifestyle.

    We support families with:

    • Introducing solids and transitioning from formula to milk

    • Managing food allergies or intolerances

    • Supporting healthy growth, weight, and development

    • Addressing gastrointestinal conditions (constipation, celiac disease, IBD, etc.)

    • Improving iron levels and other nutrient deficiencies

    • Meal planning, lunchbox ideas, and balanced snack options

    • Guiding teens through nutrition during adolescence

  • Occupational therapy helps children build the motor, sensory, and daily living skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in play. Therapy is personalized, engaging, and designed to empower children to become more confident and independent.

    Children may benefit from OT if they:

    • Struggle with fine motor skills (writing, cutting, using utensils)

    • Have difficulty with self-care (dressing, brushing teeth, tying shoelaces)

    • Show sensory sensitivities (to sounds, textures, or movement)

    • Experience developmental delays, autism, cerebral palsy, or genetic syndromes

    • Have trouble with coordination, endurance, or attention in daily tasks

  • Starting Solids

    • Guidance on when and how to begin solids, with safe, simple steps for a positive start to eating.

    Picky Eating & Food Refusal

    • Support for children who are selective or avoid foods, helping them feel more comfortable trying new things.

    Growth & Nutrition

    • Plans to support healthy growth, weight, and nutrient needs such as iron and vitamins.

    Sensory & Developmental Support

    • Strategies for children with sensory sensitivities or developmental challenges to make daily life easier.

    Diabetes

    • Specialized nutrition support to help families manage pediatric diabetes with confidence and ease

Our services are integrated — dietitians and occupational therapists work together, alongside families, to design a plan that best supports each child. Parents are active partners in therapy, ensuring strategies continue at home.

We recommend beginning with a free 20-minute intake call to discuss your child’s needs and guide you to the right service.

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Our Services

Feeding Therapy

Feeding therapy helps children who face challenges with eating — whether it’s picky eating, food refusal, difficulty chewing, or trouble transitioning to new textures. Using a play-based, child-led approach, we make mealtimes more positive and support children in building the skills they need for long-term success.

We can help if your child:

  • Has difficulty starting solids or moving to textured foods

  • Refuses certain foods or avoids whole food groups

  • Struggles with chewing, biting, or swallowing

  • Experiences food trauma or sensory aversions

  • Overstuffs, pockets, or spits out food

  • Has trouble transitioning from bottle to cup or straw

Pediatric Nutrition Counseling

Nutrition is about more than food — it’s about growth, energy, and developing healthy lifelong habits. We work with children and families to provide evidence-based, practical guidance that fits your lifestyle.

We support families with:

  • Introducing solids and transitioning from formula to milk

  • Managing food allergies or intolerances

  • Supporting healthy growth, weight, and development

  • Addressing gastrointestinal conditions (constipation, celiac disease, IBD, etc.)

  • Improving iron levels and other nutrient deficiencies

  • Meal planning, lunchbox ideas, and balanced snack options

  • Guiding teens through nutrition during adolescence

Special focus area

Starting Solids

  • Guidance on when and how to begin solids, with safe, simple steps for a positive start to eating.

Picky Eating & Food Refusal

  • Support for children who are selective or avoid foods, helping them feel more comfortable trying new things.

Growth & Nutrition

  • Plans to support healthy growth, weight, and nutrient needs such as iron and vitamins.

Sensory & Developmental Support

  • Strategies for children with sensory sensitivities or developmental challenges to make daily life easier.

Diabetes

  • Specialized nutrition support to help families manage pediatric diabetes with confidence and ease.

Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy helps children build the motor, sensory, and daily living skills they need to thrive at home, in school, and in play. Therapy is personalized, engaging, and designed to empower children to become more confident and independent.

Children may benefit from OT if they:

  • Struggle with fine motor skills (writing, cutting, using utensils)

  • Have difficulty with self-care (dressing, brushing teeth, tying shoelaces)

  • Show sensory sensitivities (to sounds, textures, or movement)

  • Experience developmental delays, autism, cerebral palsy, or genetic syndromes

  • Have trouble with coordination, endurance, or attention in daily tasks