BEHAVIORAL FEEDING THERAPY
Dr. Logie completed fellowship training and has nearly a decade of experience treating children and adolescents with behavioral feeding problems. If your child or adolescent is food selective or has difficulty with mealtime structure, Talbot Child Psychology can help.
Individual Feeding Therapy
Many children and adolescents struggle with food selectivity or mealtime structure. Individual behavioral feeding therapy can help identify the source of the problem and explore practical solutions.
Group Feeding Therapy
In this 12-week program, the psychologist trains caregivers to facilitate food exposures at home and exposes children to new foods in a group format.
Tele-Feeding Therapy
Sometimes your child's behavioral feeding problem is most challenging when at the table with family members. Telepsychology can help address the feeding problem when and where it occurs.
TENS -
Therapy for Eating New foods Support group
TENS is a 12-week program with two weekly hour-long sessions. You can choose to participate in a telehealth or an in-person group.
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