Helping Children Build Healthy Relationships with Food
Evidence-based feeding therapy designed to support developmental milestones through compassionate, family-centered care.
- Evidence-Based
- Family-Centered
- Hybrid Support
Impact & Prevalence
A Significant Need for Specialized Care.
45%
Of typically developing children have feeding difficulties
80%
Of neurodivergent children have feeding difficulties
Specialized Feeding Support
Comprehensive programs tailored to every child's unique needs, blending clinical excellence with compassionate delivery.
Individual Therapy
Direct one-on-one sessions focusing on oral motor skills and sensory integration.
ABA-Based Training
Behavioral interventions integrated with feeding goals for sustainable progress.
Professional Consults
Expert secondary opinions and program reviews for existing therapy teams.
Community Education
Public seminars and workshops to raise awareness about pediatric feeding issues.
Why Families Choose Us
We tackle complex challenges by bridging the gap between medical necessity and behavioral development. Our multidisciplinary approach ensures every factor affecting your child's nutrition is addressed.
Medical Context
Prioritizing underlying physiological factors.
Behavioral Expertise
Rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis.
Oral Motor Skills
Developing the physical ability to eat.
Sensory Systems
Integrating textures, smells, and tastes.
Family Focus
Empowering parents at home.
Evidence-Based
Proven clinical methodologies.
For You
For Families
Do you dream mealtime? We provide the tools to turn anxiety into joy.
- Does your child refuse certain textures?
- Are you worried about weight gain?
Collaborate
For Professionals
Partner with us to expand your expertise and provide holistic care to your patients.
- Multidisciplinary Collaboration
- Continuing Education Units
Trusted By
"One of the main things I learned [with the Focused Approach training] was the difference between feeding exposure and actually consuming the food, and what strategies work best with that, compared to sensory approaches that are mainly touching the food, exploring the food, etc."
Lynn MacMurray
BCBA, LBS, Clinic Manager, Aspire Child & Family Services
