Feeding Therapy

We help children gradually tolerate and manage different food textures, supporting safer chewing and swallowing and broadening their comfort with a variety of foods.

Through gentle exposure and play-based strategies, therapy encourages children to explore and accept new foods at their own pace without pressure or stress.

We guide children in expanding their diet to include a balanced mix of fruits, vegetables, proteins, and grains, supporting better nutrition and long-term health.

Therapy targets the strength and coordination of muscles used for chewing, sucking, and swallowing, helping your child eat more efficiently and safely.

Children sensitive to smells, textures, or the act of eating itself learn strategies to help them stay calm and comfortable at the table.

This evidence-based method helps children explore food through play and sensory steps, building comfort and trust before they’re expected to taste or eat.

Feeding therapy can be one-on-one or in small groups, using play and peer modeling to make food exploration feel fun, social, and less intimidating.

Our trained therapists use this structured approach to assess and improve oral motor function, targeting specific movements needed for safe and effective feeding.

For children with persistent difficulties related to eating, nutrition, or mealtime behavior, feeding therapy addresses underlying causes and builds sustainable skills for better life-long relationships with food.

We work with children who struggle with the oral phase of swallowing, helping them manage food safely in their mouth and preparing them for effective, coordinated swallowing.