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responsive feeding therapy

what is responsive feeding?
Responsive feeding therapy is an approach to supporting a child, or adult, to achieve their mealtime and feeding goals in a positive and meaningful way.

This looks like setting goals that are meaningful for the individual, using positive engagement and a holistic approach to supporting this important part of family routines.
is responsive feeding a good fit for my child?
Responsive feeding therapy is not a program, but rather an approach to supports. This makes it applicable to almost all individuals. The goals set will be individualised, as will the supports provided to the child and their family.

You can read more here at Let's Eat Feeding therapy's blog post: https://letseatfeeding.com.au/uncategorized/responsive-feeding-therapy 
what do responsive feeding therapy sessions look like?
Sessions for feeding therapy are chosen to match the child's needs. Frequently this can include parent sessions, mealtime strategies, or food-based therapy activities. 
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  • Home
  • Services
  • About Us
  • Resources
  • Neurodivergent Minds Conference
  • Contact
  • FAQ
  • Therapy Approaches
    • Responsive feeding therapy
    • Interest-based supports
    • Play-based and child-led therapy
    • Neurodiversity-Affirming Supports
  • More information
    • Cancellation Policy
    • Privacy Policy