Get your specialization certification in behavioral feeding therapy with our intensive 6-week  workshop which includes video lessons, applied assignments, and a trauma-informed approach to eliminating picky eating for your clients.

Perfect for:

• Behavior Analysts

• Speech Therapists

• Occupational Therapists

• Dieticians

• Child Psychologists

• Parents of Children with Picky Eating

~62% of children with Autism present with feeding issues

Children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often face unique challenges when it comes to feeding and eating. Feeding disorders and picky eating can be particularly prevalent among children with ASD, and these issues can significantly impact their overall well-being and development.

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In this course we will cover:

• Introduction

  In our first week, we will cover an overview of the concept of feeding disorders in children with Autism as well as a comparison of current methods to treat feeding challenges.

• Assessment

  In our second week, we will cover the initial steps of introducing a feeding program. This will include ruling out medical concerns, conducting a feeding assessment, and collecting baseline data.

• Implementation (part 1)

  Our third week will focus on the implementation of a new feeding program which will cover the initial steps to building a solid foundation of food acceptance.

• Implementation (part 2)

  In week four we will look at the final steps of implementation as your clients become more successful and move towards generalization and troubleshoot any additional concerns.

• Ethics

  In our fifth week, we will discuss the ethics of introducing a feeding program, including the risks and benefits, as well as review the use of a client-centered trauma-informed approach. 

• Parent Involvement

  As we finish our six-week workshop, we will discuss the importance of caregiver involvement in the feeding therapy process and effective solutions to parent training and carryover.