A registered dietitian, a feeding therapist, and a mental health clinician — working together on your child's eating,
under one roof, by telehealth. One set of paperwork. One shared record. We carry the rest.
Why One Team
Feeding a child who struggles to eat usually means collecting providers. The OT who’s never spoken to the GI doctor. The plan that didn’t follow your kid from early intervention into school. The specialty clinic three hours away with a six-month waitlist.
And you, in the middle, translating everyone to everyone else.
We built this team to end the scavenger hunt. You fill out one intake. Your providers share one record and one plan. And when your child needs a new kind of help, it’s a warm handoff inside the same team — not another waitlist, another binder, another retelling of your story.
Meets your family first, looks at growth, nutrition, and the whole picture, and helps figure out who else your child needs on the team.
The skills of eating — sensory tolerance, oral-motor development, chewing and swallowing.
The skills of eating — sensory tolerance, oral-motor development, chewing and swallowing.
The most important person at the table. We coach you and put you in the driver's seat — never on the sidelines.
ARFID · Pediatric Feeding Disorder (PFD) · tube feeding and tube weaning · sensory-based eating · the picky eating that's more than picky · autism and feeding · medical complexity. Infants through teens.
If your child already has a dietitian, feeding therapist, or mental health provider, we are not here to replace them - we're here to team up. With your permission, we'll invite them in: shared updates, co-visits alongside our team, and one coordinated plan everyone is working from. Your provider stays your provider. We'll also organize the calendar together so visits never conflict - our care leads, Natalie and Tracie, know the ins and outs of insurance and make sure everything is scheduled cleanly, with no overlapping visits on the same day. And here's what we see again and again: some families choose to press pause on other therapies for a few weeks while they really focus on the feeding. What they learn in that focus doesn't stay at the table. Parents come away understanding their child - their needs, their signals, how to help - in a way that spills into all of life and learning together. They pick up self-regulation and coping skills of their own, and the confidence to advocate for their kid everywhere it matters.
The full team opens this fall — but care starts whenever you're ready. Our dietitians are seeing families now, and feeding therapy (OT) begins this summer. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment each piece opens — and if you'd like, you can start with a dietitian today. No sitting in silence until fall.
