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Feeding and fussy eating therapy in Perth

Mealtimes should not be a battle. Our speech pathologists help children eat with more confidence, and help families enjoy the table again.

Babies to teens
Clinic, home, school or telehealth
No referral needed
A laughing toddler reaching for a strawberry at the table

Is this your child?

Many children go through picky phases. Feeding therapy can help when eating is hard work for your child or your family. You might notice that your child:

How we help

1

Assessment

We start with a conversation, then look at feeding skills, sensory responses and the mealtime routine.

2

Therapy that fits

Sessions at the clinic, at home or at school, with small steps your child can feel proud of.

3

Support for the family

You leave each session knowing what to try at the next meal, with no pressure.

Who on the team specialises in feeding

[Clinician name]

Speech pathologist

[Clinician name]

Speech pathologist

Groups that fit

Mealtime groups

Ages and dates to confirm

Teen cooking

Ages and dates to confirm

Questions families ask

No. You can contact us directly to book. If you plan to claim a rebate, ask us what your funding option needs.

Eligible children may claim rebated sessions with a GP Chronic Condition Management Plan. Ask your GP whether your child is eligible. [Confirm current wording with Peach]

Yes. We support self-managed and plan-managed participants. [Confirm NDIS registration wording with Peach]

At our Coolbellup clinic, at your home, at school or daycare, or by telehealth video.

Yes. Our mealtime groups help children explore new foods alongside other kids. See the groups above.

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Ask about feeding therapy

Tell us what you are noticing. A speech pathologist will call you back.

Monday to Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. No referral needed.

Not sure if feeding therapy is right?

Call or send an enquiry. We will talk it through with you and point you to the right person.

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