Feeding Therapy for Children with Autism

Ages 3–12

Varies by location

12 Weeks

In-person, 3× per week

BCBA-Led

Supervised every session

Scholarships

Autism & Jon Peterson

The approach

Our Approach

Looking to help your child overcome feeding difficulties? Our Feeding Therapy Program can be integrated into your child’s ABA schedule.

Our “Feeding Without Tears” approach, developed by renowned BCBA-D Dr. Greg Hanley, has been applied successfully for over 30 years to improve children’s behaviors.

This skill-based approach creates an enriched environment that empowers children to make choices based on their level of comfort, ultimately motivating them to interact with and eventually eat new and non-preferred foods.

We can help with

Feeding challenges we address

Our approach can address a wide variety of feeding problems. If your child struggles at mealtimes, we can help.
Our philosophy

Choice-Driven, Child-Led

As an ABA clinic in Ohio offering this approach, we strive to maximize your child’s potential for success and independence by coordinating their thinking, speaking, hearing, seeing, feeling, smelling, and eating with helpful and developmentally appropriate body movements and behaviors. Our Feeding Therapy Approach can address a variety of feeding problems, including general feeding issues, picky eating, selective eating, and food refusal.

Our approach is highly effective, as children are given the choice to participate in the treatment and always have the option to leave or take a break. The process is partly child-led, allowing children to set the pace at which they progress. At Building Blocks Therapy, we are dedicated to helping your child overcome their feeding difficulties and achieve their full potential.

Ready to take the first step?

Mealtimes can be joyful again.

Our Feeding Therapy Program has helped hundreds of families across Northeast Ohio. Reach out today and we’ll help you figure out if it’s the right fit for your child.

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Clinical Director

Erin Bailosky-Arter, BCBA

While in college, Erin worked as a nanny for a child with ASD and was inspired to pursue a career working with children on the spectrum. Erin loves working on social skills development and executive functioning skills and enjoys training and teaching others. Erin has worked with kids of all ages, has a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership, a Master of Education, and is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Erin is passionate about ABA and working with children and families affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder. She loves working at Building Blocks Therapy because it is child-centered, flexible, and offers custom-made treatment plans to each child.