Written by: Amanda Beckert, SLP-A Do you have a picky eater? Are you tired of the same chicken nuggets each and every evening? We are here to help! Building Tolerance Sight First, it’s important to look at different steps that go towards a child actually eating...
Written by: Melissa Miller, CCC-SLP It is common for children with Autism and other developmental, emotional, or behavioral difficulties to have limited food preferences. Symptoms may go as far as vomiting, refusal to eat, interference with psychosocial functioning,...
Written by: Shira Danino, M.A., CCC-SLP, Edited by: Megan Sliski, PT, DPT Some of us are finding that we’re spending a lot more time in our masks than we thought we would. I can admit it: in March, I had NO clue that I’d be wearing a mask in April, let alone into...
Written By: Shira Danino, M.A., CCC-SLP Do you have a picky eater? Are you interested in figuring out how to include him/her in holiday meals? We are about to begin a marathon of holiday meals, most of which picky eaters may feel left out with no place to...
Written by: Regina De Canto, M.S CCC-SLP, Nicole Moes, M.S OTR/L, and Margie Avila, M.S CCC-SLP With holidays, like Hanukkah, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve, right around the corner, you might be finding yourself excited to eat your favorite traditional foods....
Written by Kathryn Ring OTR/L & Tiffany Thomsen OTR/L, edited by Danielle Olmstead COTA/L How can I encourage positive behaviors at home during the virtual school day? When we look at behavior it’s important to understand behavior is a form of...
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