Every child's feeding journey is different, so we start with a thorough evaluation to understand yours. During this visit, I'll take a full feeding and medical history, observe your child eating or drinking (breast, bottle, cup, or table foods, depending on their age), and assess oral-motor skills, coordination, and any signs of discomfort or difficulty. By the end, you'll walk away with a personalized plan for how we move forward together.
Session length: 60-75 minutes
Where it happens: in-home
Ongoing feeding therapy sessions build on what we learn in the evaluation, working step-by-step toward safer, easier, and more enjoyable mealtimes or feedings. Depending on your child's needs, sessions might focus on improving oral skills for bottle feeds, improving coordination between sucking, swallowing, and breathing, increasing stamina for feeds or introducing new textures. I'll also coach you along the way, so you feel confident continuing the work at home between visits.
Session length: 45 minutes
Where it happens: In- home
If you've noticed your baby or toddler isn't babbling, using gestures, or saying words the way you'd expect, an early language evaluation can help clarify what's going on. I'll assess your child's current communication skills — including understanding, sounds, gestures, and early words — and compare them to typical developmental milestones. You'll leave with a clear understanding of your child's strengths and areas to support, along with a plan if therapy is recommended.
Session length: 60-75 minutes
Where it happens: In-home
A prenatal feeding consultation is a 1-hour session tailored to expecting parents who already know their baby may need extra support after birth, or who want to be extra prepared. This is a specialized service designed to answer your most pressing questions. While designed for high-risk pregnancies or parents whose infants have been diagnosed in utero with conditions that may affect feeding; this service is also great for any expecting caregivers.
Session Length: 60 minutes
Where it happens: Virtual
For toddlers who need a little extra support building their communication skills, early language treatment focuses on play-based strategies to encourage sounds, gestures, and words. Sessions are hands-on and fun, and I'll show you simple ways to build language opportunities into everyday routines — mealtimes, playtime, bath time — so progress isn't limited to our sessions together.
Session Length: 45 minutes
Where it happens: In-home