IN THE OFFICE
Our office, often described by families as "warm and cozy," is a welcoming space where patients of all ages feel comfortable and supported. Here, we provide access to a variety of interesting foods and innovative kitchen tools to make the learning experience enjoyable and engaging. Our therapy sessions are designed to replicate mealtime scenarios at home, allowing your therapist to share in this journey with you and your child. Together, we create a nurturing and dynamic environment that transforms eating into a positive and rewarding experience for everyone. |
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IN YOUR HOME
For patients and families who find comfort in their own homes, we offer virtual feeding & swallowing therapy sessions. During these sessions, our therapists guide and empower parents or caregivers through the feeding session. This approach is often favored not only for its adaptability to each child's unique needs but also for its practical convenience. Whether due to logistical considerations or personal preference, our virtual sessions provide flexible and effective support, making therapy accessible and tailored to your family's lifestyle. |
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IN THE GARDEN
Our garden-based therapy offers patients a unique and immersive way to learn about food through sensory development. Surrounded by the vibrant sights, sounds, smells, and textures of nature, patients experience a hands-on approach to understanding and enjoying food. Engaging in activities like planting, watering, and growing, they connect with food from its source. The journey continues with harvesting, cleaning, and preparing their favorite foods, transforming mealtime learning into a dynamic and multi-sensory adventure. This natural setting enriches their sensory experiences and fosters a deeper connection to the foods they eat. |
Parents and caregivers are integral to every session, ensuring they fully understand how to support their child's eating habits at home. We offer continuous support between sessions via phone, email, and video chat, providing guidance and encouragement as your family progresses through your child's feeding journey. |